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.

Juneteenth events Thursday on the UWS include a run in Central Park, jazz at Dizzy's Club, and a screening of a Harriet Tubman film

During the two-month closure for cars pedestrian and bicycle traffic will still be allowed.

New at the Hayden Planetarium: a brisk, entertaining 20-minute look at how stars and space phenomena interact in the Milky Way.

The annual NY Philharmonic concert in Central Park Wednesday will feature Tchaikovsky and Stravinsky -- and post-concert fireworks.

The 79th Street Boat Basin Marina will be closed again this summer, but renovation of the facility may finally move ahead next year.

Columbia says its graduates deserve "a joyful day of celebration," but not all will be celebrating at Wednesday's all-university commencement.

See new images of the outdoor performance space and water feature that are part of Lincoln Center's major reconfiguration.

Say goodby to your MetroCard (If you haven't already) and hello to OMNY.

Sentencing of Donta King, Jr. is set for June 17.

In interviews and focus groups, people said the imposing concrete wall on Amsterdam made them feel not welcome at Lincoln Center.

Nightlife on the UWS? It can be as alive as the rest of the city, but with a touch of Cinderella Syndrome.

Is chivalry dead? No, but why not open doors for women AND for men.