Same! I used notarize.com recently. It was super easy. — Claudine Williams on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

TD Bank on Broadway and Reade Street offers notary service free to TD customers. — Ms. Bee on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

Been in them in San Francisco and Austin. Got in with lots of reservations. Got out knowing this will be future. Safer, smoother, cleaner. A much better drive, no stop start, no rushing to the lights to ram on the breaks, no weaving around irrationally, no shouting, no tension, total awareness of where all the other vehicles and people are. Shockingly good. Over 50% of rides in SF today - so people like it — Will on Waymo self-driving car tests the Tribeca streets

Long Island man freed after admitting to killing teen in NYC https://nypost.com/2025/10/17/us-news/li-man-charged-with-killing-teen-outside-nyc-bar-is-acquitted-even-after-admitting-it/ — James Bogardus on New Jersey teen killed on Lafayette and White

I recently became aware of this service: https://usvirtualnotary.com Welcome to the 21st. century. — Jaime Vinas on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

Notaries have to notarize, if asked. Also, did you know NYS imposes personal liability on the notary? No wonder banks decline to notarize even for account holders. — MLC on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

The UPS on Canal doesn't. — Bec on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

Yeah for Ken Brown! A TriBeCa legend! — madeline c lanciani on Field Trip: Grand Central Terminal + “Dear New York”

i see them in Los Angles all the time. I have driven beside them, behind them and around them.I think they are way more predictable/reliable than a human driver. I have not yet used the service, but i will. my los angles family tells me a lot of parents use WayMo to transport their kids to activities after school etc bc they feel it safer than an Unkown/vetted Uber driver. makes some sense to me, particularly for tweens and teens who don't yet drive. however i do understand that NY and LA are so different and then there is the issue of displacing taxi drivers. — Mdeline Lanciani on Waymo self-driving car tests the Tribeca streets

After spending an hour going to all the banks I could think of — only TD had a notary but only a couple days/week — I used www.notarize.com and it was so easy I’ve used them a couple times since then. They’re available 24/7 and charge $25 per notarization. — SW on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

Not all do anymore, actually. The one in tribeca does not! But the one way downtown (forget which street) pretty reliably does. — Eve on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

I have my accounts at Chase and 1 branch didn't have a notary and an officer at another branch told me they only notarize Chase documents. Thanks commenters for all of the great suggestions. — Sherri Rosen on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

I went there, plus BofA, plus Citizens! No notaries. — Tribeca Citizen on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

We also use an online service called notarize.com. They do a video call and you sign the document in real time. It’s so easy, a little pricey but available anytime! — KC on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

I finally made it over. First thing - for anyone who as ever been to an Erewohn in LA this market will look very familiar. As Pam notes, it is a lovely jewel box of a store. Lots of nooks and crannies to discover - and like Erewohn, it has a high focus on prepared foods and smoothies but most importantly a curation led by organic, sustainability, and quality. And like Erewohn it is expensive but beautiful. Everything is packaged and displayed with an aesthetic eye. It reminded me of my first trip to Dean and Deluca. — TheBlackSquirrel on New Kid on the Block: Happier Grocery

Almost every bank branch will have a teller or personal banker who is also a notary. They also are not supposed to restrict these services just to customers of the bank. Citibank HQ at 388 Greenwich Street has a notary most days. — HL on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

I hate to say this, but I've started using the $20 online services. They are really easy to do after you have uploaded your information. All your information is stored, and it's scanned and emailed to you. It's more expensive, but if you are only doing it a handful of times a year, it's easier than spending an hour trying to find a notary. — EHS on Crowd Sourcing: Where can you find a notary around here?

My Dad’s company. Thanks for the pics. — Cliff Yeckes on Looking Back: Harrison Street at night, in the ’40s

You may not trust the driverless cars but humans are even less deserving of your trust. According to the NIH, driverless cars are 80% less likely to be involved in a crash resulting in injury (link to study below). Driverless technology is improving daily and humans aren't so the advantage will widen over time. The driverless car never has one cocktail too many, looks at its iPhone in traffic or turns its head around to yell at the kids. People who would outlaw driverless cars despite overwhelming evidence apparently "do not care that their biases can cost lives or limbs." https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39485678/ — Thomas Hagen on Waymo self-driving car tests the Tribeca streets

I don't like this one bit. I'm a modern person with a healthy respect and appreciation for technology. But I don't really trust these things in the edge cases that cities often present. The people behind these corporations do not care that their experiments can cost lives or limbs. — malcolm on Waymo self-driving car tests the Tribeca streets

Tried three times in SF. Felt very safe, but it is strange. — G on Waymo self-driving car tests the Tribeca streets

That is not a legal or approved cannabis store. — Tribeca Citizen on Alto Canna dispensary caught in bureaucratic snag

Great bar. Almost feels like you’re not in TriabeCa. 😬 — #DoubleDNYC on New Kid on the Block: Little More

WOW! Im in SHOCk! Who would have thought Legend boxer Mayweather's gym would close so soon after just opening alittle over a year and a half ago? I don't know the facts on why they closing but i will say this effects those members and the community members as a whole. Having this gym in the center off nyc its very much appreciative. It helps our youth to do something posirive with there time and hopefully become the next Mayweather. Mr. Mayweather is not only boxers all time greatestbut he has a heart of gold. This man has helped not onky people in general but countries as well. When Isreal was in crisis due to there on going war, he sent his own private plane with food and medical supplies. Also when hurricane Maria destroyed PUWRTO -RICO Mayweather did the same for P.R. SO ON BEHALF OF MYSELF AND N.Y BROTHER THANK YOU AND MAT GOD CONTINUE TO BLESS U AND UR FAMILY EAXH AND EVERY DAY. — Robrto Rosario on Mayweather Boxing + Fitness will close at the end of the month

The 311 app now has a specific button that lets you report issues with cannabis stores (e.g. - proximity issues, sales of illegal product outside, suspicious activity, etc.). Note also that Canal Smoke Shop (at Canal and Church) is definitely within 200 feet of the house of worship across the street (Chabad of SoHo). It should never have been approved as it clearly violates the proximity statute. — SoHo on Alto Canna dispensary caught in bureaucratic snag