A hail storm on Monday a little after 6 p.m. was the latest shock to hit the city.
Read moreA hail storm on Monday a little after 6 p.m. was the latest shock to hit the city.
Read moreNew York City faces a $9 billion dollar loss in tax revenue this year, which will result in massive cuts to city services in fiscal year 2021 when the City
Read moreThere’s not much to smile about these days, but the John Lennon Tree on 79th Street between Amsterdam and Broadway brings smiles to anyone
Read moreTennis courts are expected to start opening next Monday, but one set of courts on the Upper West Side got a head start. The Riverside Clay Tennis Association, which
Read moreNew York City is on track to start its Phase 3 reopening on July 6, as Covid-19 case numbers and deaths have remained low in recent days. But officials
Read moreLate last Monday night, June 22, Angel Calderon, 54 years old, was leaving his shift as a doorman at 595 West End Avenue. A man who prided himself
Read moreRevelations on Instagram of systemic racism within some of NYC’s most elite private schools have led to an apology and attempts at reconciliation
Read moreSPONSORED: More college-bound students, uncertain about their schools’ plans for the fall and not wanting to attend on-line, are opting to take a “gap year”
Read moreRainbows stretched across the city on Sunday night, and Upper West Siders got shots from some nice vantage points.
Read moreA group of protestors bearing signs such as "Teddy Deserves Better" and "Trump 2020" gathered outside the Museum of Natural History on 79th Street and Central Park West
Read moreOne person's trash is another person's treasure, the old adage goes. In some cases, however, the "trash" isn't trash at all, but a suite of paintings by an Upper West Side based artist
Read moreCommittee Co-chair Catherine DeLazzo kicked off Thursday's virtual Community Board 7 Health and Human Services meeting with a call to action
Read moreNYPD leaders addressed hot topics, like fireworks and homelessness, at meetings with small groups of community members, held simultaneously in every precinct
Read moreRestaurants have been opening for outdoor dining throughout the neighborhood in recent days, and the city now has an easy way to track who is open
Read moreThe city is treating its composting program like garbage, and many New Yorkers won’t stand for it. Upper West Siders and others throughout
Read moreFairway was able to sell most of its stores -- including the flagship store at 74th and Broadway -- as it dealt with debt issues earlier this year. But the store on 125th Street and 12th Avenue
Read moreMargarita Pracatan, a performer who lived in the same Upper West Side apartment for 52 years, died on Tuesday at the age of 89.
Read moreRep. Jerry Nadler declared victory in the primary election for the 10th congressional district, but the announcement may be premature.
Read moreRestaurant owners are improvising to find ways to seat people outside during the Phase 2 reopening in New York. On the Upper West Side, some
Read moreThe Upper West Side is starting to see some new leases get signed even as the city is just emerging from the coronavirus. The leases are a good sign
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