Protesters, Mariachis Rally Outside Chase CEO Jamie Dimon's Home

Protesters called on JP Morgan to divest from the private prison industry, and followed Dimon from the Upper East Side to Midtown.

East 67th Street Library To Close For Renovations

The Upper East Side library branch will receive a new HVAC system and is expected to reopen in the summer.

Teen Claims 92nd St Y Punished Her For Reporting Abuse: Lawsuit

The camp staffer claims she wasn't invited back to work in 2019, despite good reviews, because she reported a sexual assault.

UES Elevator That Trapped Woman Lacked Working Phone: Inspectors

The townhouse elevator got stuck between two floors, trapping a housekeeper for three days, when its motor burned out.

Woman Trapped In UES Elevator Won't Sue Billionaire Boss: Report

A 53-year-old housekeeper got stuck in a townhouse elevator on Friday and wasn't rescued until the following Monday morning.

VIDEO: The UES Has A New Rap Anthem, Courtesy Of 'SNL'

"Saturday Night Live" star Leslie Jones took the mic and rapped about her love for the Upper East Side.

UJA Supports Interest-free "Paycheck" Program Amid Gov't Shutdown

UJA and Hebrew Free Loan Society offering interest-free loans to federal employees who have been furloughed or are working without pay

UES Restaurant Raises Money For Manager Hurt In Car Crash

A manager at Mansion Restaurant on York Avenue was critically injured in a car crash on the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway.

Roosevelt Island Man Goes Missing In Queens, Police Say

The 75-year-old man was last seen on Dec. 31 leaving a rehabilitation and nursing facility on Roosevelt Island.

Ferry Launches, Full-Block Demolitions: UES Year In Review

Check out some of the Upper East Side Patch's most read articles from 2018.

Black Man Harassed By White Neighbor In UES Building

A video of the harassment shows a white man interrogating his neighbor, saying "what are you doing in my building? You don't live here."

Check Out This Cool New Feature On Upper East Side Patch

Posting on Patch just got a whole lot easier. Find out how easy it now is to share with your neighbors.

UES Hospital Must Return Photos Of Sex Abuse Victims: Lawyers

A doctor at Rockefeller University took photos of the children he abused for years. Victims are worried the images are unaccounted for.

Street Cleaning Pilot Program Sparks UES Turf War

Long-time neighborhood street cleaners "Ready, Willing & Able" claim they were snubbed when a Bronx-based company was awarded the contract.

Emily Gindi of the Upper East Side Honored by UJA-Federation

Emily Gindi recognized at New York Lions Lunch for leadership and commitment to philanthropy

UES Building Without Heat For A Week: Reports

Residents of an East 72nd Street apartment building have been left freezing as temparatures drop into the 30s.

Mandarin Duck Returns To Central Park After Going 'Missing'

The rare duck native to Asia drew massive crowds Thursday after it returned to The Pond in Central Park.

Central Park's Billy Johnson Playground To Reopen With Upgrades

The Central Park "destination playground" will feature upgraded play structures and greater accessibility.

Harry Houdini's UES Childhood Home Dedicated With Plaque

The East 79th Street building was known as Mrs. Leffler’s Boarding House when the famous magician lived there.

Rare Mandarin Duck Wows In Central Park: Report

The stunning duck appeared in the park in early October. Weeks later, nobody has figured out how it got there.

Jewish Protesters Arrested Outside UES Republican Club: NYPD

The demonstrators were sitting shiva for 11 killed in a Pittsburgh synagogue and protesting the club's invitation of the Proud Boys.

Interiors Of Glaser's Bake Shop Put Up For Sale

The longtime German bakery closed this summer after 116 years of business on the Upper East Side.

City Begins Work On New Roosevelt Island Library

Officials held a ground-breaking ceremony this month for the new 5,200-square-foot New York Public Library branch.

Council Reps Fund UES Community Board Meeting Live Streams

Too busy to make it to community board meetings on the Upper East Side? The next 12 full board meetings will be streamed live.

Proud Boys' UES Brawl Puts NYPD Under Scrutiny | Patch PM

Tallest Tower Offers $100M Apartments | Four $10K Mega Millions Tickets Sold in NYC | MTA Bus Driver Flashes Young Girls

UES Republican Club Vandalized, Attack Is 'Beginning' | Patch PM

Woman Calls 911 Claiming Child Sexually Assaulted Her | Homeless Man's Killer Charged | Broken Doors Leave NYCHA Buildings Open

New Le Cirque To Have 'Clubbier' Atmosphere, Report Says

The renowned French restaurant is close to closing on a space for its Upper East Side comeback.

NYC Columbus Day Parade 2018 Guide: Parade Route, Traffic Closure

The Columbus Day Parade is this Monday, Oct. 8. Here's what you need to know about attending the event.

Blue Apron Debuts On-Demand Delivery On Upper East Side

The meal subscription service is partnering with Seamless and Grubhub to test out delivery in select Upper East Side zip codes.

Upper East Side Hotel Rents Suite For $75K Per Night

The Mark Hotel's grand penthouse is the largest hotel room in the country at 10,000 square feet.

Renovated 2-Block Portion Of East River Esplanade Unveiled

The Hospital for Special Surgery committed $1.8 million to renovate the esplanade between East 70th and 72nd streets.

UES Man Sues Neighbor For Jewish Holiday Construction: Report

An Upper East Sider told his neighbors that workers could access his home during renovations if workers agreed not to work on holy days.

Thank You Upper East Side Patchers

A note of gratitude from Patch to our loyal readers on the Upper East Side and a look into Patch's latest readership figures.

NYC Steuben Parade 2018: Parade Route, Traffic Closures

Here's everything you need to know about this year's New York City's German-American Steuben Parade and Oktoberfest celebration.

Upper East Side residents make a difference for children in need

Volunteers participated in UJA-Federation of New York's backpack assembly event

Mystery Gunman Takes Shots At UES Building | Patch PM

Jon Stewart Rescues Subway Goats | Last Nazi In U.S. Deported | Bizarre Tinder Date

Arrests Made At Protest Outside UES Home Of JPMorgan Chase Exec

Protesters called on Dimon's company JPMorgan Chase to stop backing private prison companies that operate immigration detention centers.

UES Orgs Cheer As Council Member Kallos Delivers On Tree Guards

$175,000 of tree guards are now being installed on East Side streets.

Westchester Jewish Music & Arts Festival Takes Place August 19

Featuring performances by Divahn, Israeli singer and composer Sandy Shmuely, the Westchester Klezmer Program, and Juggler Ned Gelfars

Renovation Begins At UES Nonprofit Neighborhood Center

The $2.1 million renovation will upgrade youth and senior center facilities at the Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center.