Year: 2013

The Upper West Side of the future will have fewer people, but those that remain will be very rich. The new owners of the Chatsworth, an

Central Park's foliage is peaking, and an event on Saturday offers a great chance to walk around the park and check out the scenery while being serenaded. Jazz & Colors,

Apparently Upper West Siders enjoy hairlessness and pain.

There's been quite a bit of recent action on the Upper West Side restaurant scene.

Helen Rosenthal won a landslide victory on Tuesday night in the race to represent District 6 in the City Council, locking up

Well, that was fast! Shortly after we broke news that the building at the corner of 80th and Broadway would be demolished, we received the rendering above

Community Board 7 meets on Wednesday night at Rodeph Sholom on 83rd street, and there are a few items on the agenda that could draw a crowd

The former Syms store on 80th street and Broadway has received approval for demolition, according to Buildings Department documents. The squat

Election Day is this Tuesday, November 5 and there are four candidates squaring off in the race to represent the Upper West Side in the City Council.

Check out another series of concerts this week at Juilliard, including classical and jazz performances.

Here at West Side Rag, we try to stay on top of news about Upper West Side kitty-cats, as we know that bored cats often read the site when

After hearing complaints from several parents about the new tots playground around 67th street just inside Central Park, we asked the

The old Hertz garage at 77th street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue is not long for this world. Papers were filed last week with the

Check out some news relevant to the Upper West Side that we've seen in other news outlets over the past week.

We posted a photo of a Ferrari that was crushed by a truck on 69th and Columbus earlier this week. But in the last couple of days we've learned more

Central Park is getting that very rosy glow. Here are a few photos we've seen of the park

Comptroller John Liu is keeping up the pressure on Mayor Bloomberg over the mayor's befuddling defense of a homeless shelter operator that has continually

In the past couple of months, we have been contacted by readers on three occasions after they saw dead bodies in various parts of the neighborhood. We called authorities, and

The NYC Marathon is this Sunday, November 3, and you can expect several changes and street closures on the Upper West Side. There are also lots of events planned

The Upper West Side is getting new clothing stores and a bank, but we lost one of our last camera stores.