Not All New Yorkers Are Anti-Trump
In a city where protests against the president elect have been plentiful, this group is determined to show its support for him
Before the Fall: A Peak Behind the Curtain of a Campaign
Two days before the election, Clinton's New York campaign manager talked to NYCity Lens about the candidate
Up on the Roof: A Moment of Protest
At Columbia, an anti-Trump protester stirs up a crowd and security with shouts and slogans
Election Results Got You Stressed? Exhale.
The morning after the vote, a group offers meditation to relax and reflect
Not Our President! Not Our President!
Anti-Trump protestors snake through Manhattan, snarling traffic and riling police
Scenes from Election 2016: NYC and Its Suburbs
Election Day finally arrived, and with it, New York City voters cast their ballots. Lines snaked around the blocks of stations throughout the city and New Yorkers gathered around the city to watch the results. NYCity Lens talked to many at the polls and around the city. At the Polls for the First Time Emily Apterbach, 20, sits with her friends outside Hunter College’s library with an “I voted” sticker on her forehead. As the placement of her election day token would suggest, this psychology major from Park Slope has politics on her mind. She takes the election seriously. Although it’s her first time
Taking a Stand
Instagram offered up photo ops on a giant mural to allow voters to express their political concerns
Up Close and Personal
Thousands from all over the world run in the NYC Marathon. Here’s a look at a few of them.