Election Day is fast approaching and New York is asking registered voters to pitch in and help work the polls (a paid position).
Two Upper East Side libraries will reopen for grab-and-go pickups and returns next month, part of the NYPL's phased reopening plan.
Black Lives Matter protesters gathering in Carl Schurz Park say they're facing increasing hostility, including an alleged assault last week.
The moratorium for residential and commercial evictions in New York City has been extended to October 1st.
The monument, unveiled Wednesday, is the culmination of a yearslong effort to erect a statue of historical women in Central Park.
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The NYC Tenant Resource Portal, online resource to help residential renters, has launched to prevent evictions and keep tenants housed.
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The moratorium on evictions in New York State has been extended to September 4th.
The application deadline for COVID rent relief has been extended to August 6.
A giant sinkhole opened last week East River Esplanade, and conditions at other portions of the riverwalk are causing concern.
We're excited to announce that as a result of our Contact Tracing Series, the NYC Test & Trace Corps has launched a “Tracer Feedback line.”
The New York Public Library is reopening 22 branches for grab-and-go service on Aug. 3.
The Mayor extended the City’s overwhelmingly popular Open Restaurants program until the end of October.
Two domesticated ducks abandoned in Central Park were taken in Wednesday by park rangers.
Businesses on the Upper East Side were accused of violating NYC's phased reopening rules more than 200 times since July 6.
New York City entered Phase 4 today but without indoor activity.
City Parks Department officials are blocking access to the East River walkway at 76th Street.
Please be advised that there is NO NORTHBOUND/SOUTHBOUND ACCESS PAST 77TH STREET.
Starting July 20th, New York will allow visits to nursing homes and long-term care facilities on a limited basis.
Less than half of the residents in the Upper East Side's census tract have completed the important survey.
Join Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer in a virtual discussion on the reopening of daycare centers following COVID-19.
Amy Cooper will be charged with filing a false report, a misdemeanor, after calling police on a Black birdwatcher in Central Park.
The Upper East SIde's 10028 zip code was in the city’s top ten for 311 complaints for social distancing violations.
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The statue of Susan B. Anthony, Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Sojourner Truth, will be revealed on the centennial of the 19th Amendment.
CB8 was deeply disturbed upon hearing that posters were removed by NYC Department of Parks and Recreation employees in error.
A 13-year-old caught a 20-pound Carp while fishing off the Bethesda Fountain Terrace.
NYC has created an emergency food assistance program to help residents with groceries and cooked meals.
The former ambassador to Ireland and sister to President John F. Kennedy died in her Upper East Side home.
A bill in the state legislature allows victims of false police calls based on bias to sue their accusers in civil court.
The Upper East Side institution will host events through June discussing racism and religious conflict in the United States.
The Facebook group, which has dealt with past racism allegations, has since reopened with two new admins of color.
Amy Cooper called police on a black man in Central Park when he asked her to leash her dog.
More Upper East Siders turned out to a vigil for George Floyd and other victims of police violence. A third vigil is planned for Thursday.
Upper East Siders held a silent vigil for up to thirty minutes, occupying two blocks near Gracie Mansion.
The Mark Hotel plans to reopen on June 15 and follow industry guidelines that cut down on interactions between guests.
Nine NYC neighborhoods will see increased enforcement to make sure bars and restaurants follow social distancing rules, the mayor said.
The 19th NYPD precinct had 786 social distancing complaints, the fifth most in the city, according to the Legal Aid Society.
Police officers will monitor entrances at Central Park to ensure social distancing is possible in the green space.