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It is always a joy and often a surprise to stumble upon a quiet place where nature abounds in the midst of New York City. Such is the 91st Street Community Garden

A tree in Riverside Park has a fancy accoutrement: a chandelier.

A man was seen pulling down his pants and washing his derriere (French for butt) in the water fountain next to the dog run at 105th Street inside

weekday from 10 a.m. until noon from

A brief but fierce rainstorm on Thursday afternoon caused wide-scale flooding in Riverside Park, with a highway off-ramp at

A popular set of public tennis courts in Riverside Park has increasingly been monopolized by an enterprise operating expensive tennis lessons and clinics, leaving

The city is once again holding Summer on the Hudson this year, offering free events from now through September in Riverside Park

Mysteries abound on the Upper West Side, and there are two new ones in our case file.

Starting Sunday, April 22 (today), the Riverside Park Conservancy will hold free concerts on Sundays at 2 p.m. in the park at 116th street, overlooking

The West 79th St Rotunda Complex, a traffic circle that sits atop the Boat Basin Cafe and a pedestrian path into Riverside Park -- is getting rehabilitated.

A man assaulted a pregnant woman in Riverside Park after chastising her about her off-leash dog, according to

Six hundred years after the real Joan of Arc was born, the area around her statue in Riverside Park is getting an upgrade.

An asphalt slab in Riverside Park will get some new equipment and a basketball court, the city parks department said this week.

A French artist has been assembling stone sculptures on the edge of the Hudson River in Riverside Park. The carefully

Rats have gotten very frisky this summer, making a home for themselves in and around the playgrounds on the Upper West Side.

No need to travel to the gardens of Giverny fifty miles outside of Paris to view summer flowers in a splendidly untamed setting. Thanks to volunteers

The Upper West Side’s rat population appears to be surging, with rodents proliferating in parks and playgrounds, even making some play areas off-limits to kids.

Feral Love, the documentary about New York Philharmonic violist Dorian Rence and how she came to care for cats living under

Riverside Park's free movies at Pier I at 70th Street are back and will be running every Wednesday through August 16. The movies

There are few events capable of evoking a deeper Upper West Side vibe than an outdoor Riverside Park screening of a documentary film about