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.

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

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

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

All openings (no closings!) on the Upper West Side this week.

There are few finer places for people watching than Sheep Meadow on a warm day.

Amidst a century of bustle, a corner of the UWS stood still, refusing to let a ghost from another era move on.

Gale Brewer on Extell's chairman: "He always wants tall, he always wants condo, and he always hates affordable."

A woman was recently awarded $6.45 million after a 10-year legal battle following a slip outside of Citarella.

The new nonprofit owner will now embark on another fundraising phase in its goal to reopen the UWS theater.

If you caught the train at 72nd Street last week, you might have been standing next to Han Solo.

The Upper West Side apartment Babe Ruth called home for more than a decade is once again on the market.

There was “a belief that a vigorous young woman is somehow physically incapable of doing a job frequently performed by elderly men."

An eye-catching broker's fee, a president's resignation, and more Upper West Side projects to decide between for funding.

Starting April 1 the city will begin fining buildings that do not collect compost.

CB7 members voted last week to close a meeting on plans for the future of ABC's former offices in the West 60s.

It was Giorgio Armani's dream to live on the Upper West Side.

Whatever is outside our windows, lives with us inside. It’s part of our intimate space -- a part we can't control.

The El Dorado had previously described photos of two climbers who had reached the top the building as "deep fakes."

We've got an action-packed Openings & Closings column this week.

An end is in sight for the longstanding sidewalk shed at the corner of West 104th Street and Broadway.

On Monday evening, two men astonishingly climbed to the tip top of an Upper West Side building.

Robert De Niro's former UWS pad just sold, while Liam Neeson is in the process of trying sell his neighborhood home.

But don't panic!

A Broadway building most recently used as a bank is set for demolition.

Decisions by Extell and the Department of City Planning will shape this portion of the neighborhood for future generations.

"People feel that when scaffolding is up for years and years, it’s a sign of dysfunction.”

When it opened in 1900 the Wollaston was said to be in “the choicest and most convenient section of the West Side.” 

There’s no rush here, no errands to run, no need to go faster, higher, further. West End Avenue offers respite from the chaos.