"Every night I roast my coffee, every night I prepare my pastries, and I put all my heart in everything," says Chef Salvo Lo Castro.

Most UWSers will know Tom's Diner, but what about the NASA scientists who have worked above it for the last 60 years?

Shakespeare & Co. is closing its Upper West Side location.

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Volunteers are needed to clean, mulch, and plant native plants and flowers in the tree beds along West 72nd Street.

The new 12-story Upper West Side building will replace an 118-year-old four-story property at the address.

Just in time for summer, a new ice cream shop has opened at 112th and Broadway.

West Side Market recently purchased a commercial space on Broadway between West 80th and 81st streets.

Progress continues on the renovation and redesign of the 79th Street Rotunda, but the city didn't confirm when it will be completed.

Five new colorful sculptures recently appeared across the Upper West Side.

The owner of West Side Kids said it is in danger of closing its doors at the end of the year.

The shooting victim is believed to have been an innocent bystander, according to reports.

Gagnon cautioned that people who intervene in a dog attack could be in danger, and advised learning techniques from professionals.

There are lots of ways to celebrate mothers on the Upper West Side this weekend.

Happy Mother's Day!

It's advisable that pets older than seven be examined twice a year instead of annually, says a local vet.

More than 150 people took part in an UWS town hall on Wednesday to voice their concerns over the recent local dog attack.

Stringer has the highest number of contributors from the Upper West Side, while Lander leads the total amount of donations.

A longtime Upper West Side shoe store is closing its doors permanently this summer.

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

This summer, the American Folk Art Museum will undergo its most significant renovation in 30 years.

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

The chihuahua that was attacked on the Upper West Side is "doing much better," according to her owner.

Expect rain this week, and City Councilmember Gale Brewer names the projects in her district to be funded under participatory budgeting.

Chogyesa, the Zen Temple of New York, is nestled in a building along West 96th Street.

What's in a name? For Bobby Tannenhauser, quite a lot.

1 train service is suspended between 96th and 168th streets on Wednesday afternoon, according to the MTA.

At the opening of a new Wells Fargo branch, the bank announced a grant to help small businesses spruce up their storefronts.

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.