Month: September 2018

Are local raccoons getting more brazen these days? Or are people just more attuned to their presence since an outbreak of canine distemper among Central Park raccoons?

Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza will host a town hall event on the Upper West Side on Wednesday, September 26 from 6:30-7:30 p.m. at PS 163

One new art installation is live with two more set to open in October driven by various public art programs in partnership with NYC Parks.

Don’t try to enter Theodore Roosevelt Park from Columbus Avenue and 79th Street; that entrance was blockaded Thursday morning. And if you

Police say the man above took a woman's wallet out of her purse on Sunday, August 19 after she left it unattended on the Great Lawn in Central Park.

Five minutes before Zabar's opened on Tuesday morning, the line was already stretching down the block. Yom Kippur starts Tuesday evening, and

A number of new restaurants highlighting global cuisine received liquor license and sidewalk café approvals during a recent meeting of Community Board 7’s Business

At home on the Upper West Side, Congressman Jerrold Nadler held court at a boisterous and well-attended town hall on Monday night, which served as

Friends and street-safety advocates dedicated a white "ghost bike" to Madison Jane Lyden, the 23-year-old Australian who was riding her bike

A raccoon spotted stumbling around outside a playground in Riverside Park a couple of weeks ago has tested negative for canine distemper.

Developer Ken Horn just finalized the $158 million purchase of the former Collegiate School on 78th Street and West End Avenue and a building

SPONSORED: On Monday, October 22, the Marlene Meyerson JCC Manhattan presents its third annual Symposium on Positive Aging. This year’s theme

September 17, 2018 Weather: Cloudy, with a high of 79 degrees.

UCLA Professor Robin D.G. Kelley, who had criticized the Triad Theater on 72nd Street last week after a technician searched the bags

We already have posted lots of great events on our calendar and now we're hearing about even more fun times on the Upper West Side this weekend.

A 73-year-old man named Angel Bonet who is suffering from Alzheimer's Disease went missing on Thursday afternoon and police are asking

How important is voting? Important enough for a TV star to take time off the set to run to the polls.

Congressman Jerry Nadler is holding a town hall meeting on Monday at Symphony Space on 95th and Broadway, and he wants to explain "what's at

The Upper West Side recently got a new climbing gym.

Robert Jackson won the Democratic primary for the State Senate's 31st District on Thursday night, handily defeating incumbent Marisol Alcantara.