The most striking thing about Tuesday night's debate was how much the candidates are in alignment on major issues.

Primary Day is August 23rd and one thing is for sure: Manhattan will lose at least one of its most powerful political players.

The generational strife at the heart of the Democratic primary race for New York’s 12th district congressional seat (which includes the Upper West Side) resonated throughout Tuesday night’s candidate debate.

What was she thinking?

"I haven't stepped aside yet, and don't intend to do so now."

Suraj Patel is a Democratic candidate in New York’s Congressional District 12, the seat newly redrawn by a controversial redistricting plan. He is facing two formidable opponents: Carolyn Maloney and Jerrold Nadler.

“After years of advocacy and numerous false starts at every level of government, this is the first state legislative effort to reduce helicopter noise in New York State”…

New York is the only modern Western city without a residential parking permit program. The lengthy list of cities with such programs includes London, Paris, Boston, and Philadelphia, as well as Hoboken, New Jersey, and Rye, New York.

“Over the past two years, there has been an increase in mental health problems in our community and across the city,” said Co-Chair Sheldon Fine at a recent meeting of Community Board 7’s Health & Human Services Committee.

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The 20th Precinct May Community Council meeting got more into the weeds of the legal system than usual.

On Wednesday evening, in the wake of the national tragedy at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, Upper West Siders gathered for a candlelight vigil togo

This weekend, the news yielded two questions to ponder: What is the point of a city?; and, Can Bill de Blasio be popular? theme

A controversial topic was discussed in a recent CB7 Housing Committee meeting: the conversion of "distressed" hotels to permanent supportive housing. A bi

News of the baby formula shortage is all over the national media, but it is nothing new to many Upper West Side parents who a

Want to tango and swing dance at a sidewalk cafe? Stroll hand in hand with your honey on a car-free, bus-free, truck-free street? List

The clear message from principals and teachers at the April 28 education council meeting was: don’t do it. xxx

Upper West Side parents are faced with many decisions, but the one that often tops the list is what to do about child care. Whet

Community Board 7's Preservation Committee voted Thursday night to deny West Park Presbyterian Church's application to re

They all came to the southeast corner of W 86th St and Amsterdam Avenue on Thursday morning — t

The future of West Park Presbyterian Church at West 86th Street and Amsterdam Avenue goes on trial Thursday, when

"The only way to get rid of the rats is to do organics," City Councilmember Gale Brewer told the crowd at a

On Tuesday, April 26th, four community projects were selected by Upper West Siders to receive capital funds from

Who’s going to be your next representative in Albany or Washington? It depends what district you live in — and that remains to be seen. Ahead

The year 1943 was hell on Earth for the Jews of Warsaw, Poland. They had long before been forced into the Warsaw Ghetto and were now at

At Stand Up NY on Sunday, the excellent trio (Jonathan Lower on tenor sax, Gui Duvignau on bass, and Taro Okamoto on drums) had just announced Thelo

After a virtual 2021 season, Summer on the Hudson -- NYC's annual outdoor arts and culture festival held in Riverside Park from

If you want to be hands-on in celebrating Earth Day on Friday, April 22, or just want to have fun with your family and meet

More students will have the chance to enroll in New York City’s gifted programs, officials announced Thursday.

More than 30,000 luxury building workers and doormen authorized a strike on Wedn