A walking tour that has nothing to do with food starts at Zabar's, moves to Barney Greengrass and Tom's, ends at Riverside Park.

"Seeing their facial expressions, watching them be vulnerable with each other and their teachers is really quite moving."

In his West Side Canvas paintings and essays, Robert Beck captures the "here and now" of life in the neighborhood.

Chef Daniel Boulud's three Lincoln Center-area establishments will be replaced this fall with a new, 10,000 square foot Brasserie Boulud.

Candidates currently deemed most likely to run for Nadler's seat are decades younger than the 78-year-old congressman.

Here are some neighborhood activities for the first full weekend of September.

"Open Minds and Open Gates are Better for All" read a sign demanding Columbia open its campus to the neighborhood.

They're very much in the background, but UWSers and others in the ball crew keep US Open matches humming.

Community Board 7 says it has received "a tsunami of complaints" about the city's timing of new parking rules on the UWS.

Aleksandar Kovacevic's path to the US Open began with after-school tennis at UWS elementary and middle schools.

A Palestinian restaurant scheduled to open later this year near Columbia is about more than serving food or turning a profit.

On some blocks in the West 70s and 80s, formerly free parking spaces now have three-hour metered parking.

Pedestrians, joggers, and bicyclists now can navigate some car-free streets in Morningside Heights on city-designated Summer Streets days.

The city will open a special education elementary school next month on the Upper West Side.

A city plan would replace the current Bloomingdale Library with a new library and as many as 850 apartments, some of them affordable units.

It's 100 days til the New York City Marathon, so in spite of the summer heat and humidity, UWS runners are in training.

Don't be confused by the signage: Shakespeare & Co. at 2020 Broadway is now the newest bookstore in the Strand chain.

Central Park's new Gottesman pool opened to the public Friday.

A city commission approved proposed plans for a major redo of Damrosch Park at Lincoln Center.

The owner failed to appear in court or surrender his pit bulls. “I’m concerned that the dogs are still out there, unmuzzled,” the judge said.