An Upper East Side building is trying to get one resident to curb her smoking habits, which are bothering neighbors forced to stay inside.
Health care workers at Columbia Presbyterian got a taste of room service when The Pierre delivered them a care package Friday.
Speakers lined up for the event include New Jersey Sen. Corey Booker and actors Emily Ratajkowski and Ramy Youseff.
Councilmember Kallos' cat Pandora got plenty of pets, and an Eskimo kiss, during Wednesday's Council meeting.
Third Avenue restaurant Luke's Bar & Grill is donating meals to first responders and hospitals during the coronavirus outbreak.
Four "bike islands" in the East 90s were beautified through a $50,000 partnership with the Horticultural Society of New York.
Students at Cornell Tech are teaching Roosevelt Island seniors to use programs such as Zoom and Facetime to connect with loved ones.
Musician Cameron Hart says his music is helping to "break down the distance" felt by New Yorkers forced to stay in their apartments.
42,000 workers get unlimited free delivery in a partnership to benefit healthcare workers on the front lines of the coronavirus crisis.
More than 230 students played in the Chess in the Schools event, which was hosted online in accordance with social distancing efforts.
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Upper East Sider Carol Shusterman says group members can help each other with chores, recommend doctors or just chat.
Councilmember Ben Kallos said help is needed at the Upper East Side's Isaacs Center.
Planners to Reschedule Celebratory Event for Later in Year
After failing to sway Community Board 8's zonign committee, the restaurant won approval of the board's land use committee.
Central Park Conservancy President Elizabeth Smith tested positive for the fast-spreading virus and her staff is on quarantine.
Former Abortionist, Hollywood Film Producer, and Rape Victim Celebrate Life as 100s Gather at Personhood Education NY's Annual Pro-Life Walk
City park rangers launched efforts to rescue the Common Merganser in Central Park and nearby Morningside Park.
Debris fell from the East 81st Street building's facade on Sunday, prompting a city inspection.
The rehabilitation project is expected to cost about $45 million.
Kids on the Upper East Side grow up with greater economic stability and access to a good education, a study found.
The NYPD shared some safety tips following increased coyote sightings in Manhattan's Central Park.
The soup kitchen, funded by an anonymous donor, will serve lunch and dinner on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The man randomly attacked three people on the Upper East Side on one morning, stoking fears about security in the neighborhood.
A woman who fell down a flight of stairs at the "Stumble Inn" claims the business failed to safely maintain the staircase.
The David H. Koch Center for Cancer Care will be Memorial Sloan Kettering's largest facility.
The new East River Esplanade section will fill a gap between East 53rd and 61st streets with 1.5 acres of park space.
The East 67th Street New York Public Library branch will reopen Nov. 25 after a project to install new HVAC systems in the building.
Sharon Dorram Color at Sally Hershberger owners settled the discrimination complaint against them this week, court records show.
Officers used a clothes hanger to hook the jewelry.
The neighborhood and preservation groups claim Lenox Hill's planned expansion is "out of scale" with the Upper East Side.
The family's lawyer argues that the city had the responsibility to ensure safe walking conditions on an UES sidewalk.
One of the Upper East Side's most popular playgrounds will get new play equipment, more swings and an ADA-accessible ramp.
The "Committee to Protect Our Lenox Hill Neighborhood" says that the hospital's plans are too large, and fears construction hazards.
Here's everything you need to know about the annual road race.
Upper East Side dad Greg Davis went to nearly 50 meetings with his local city council rep to push for upgrades at the local park.
The cops were trying to help a fledgling bird on the Upper East Side.
Volunteers participate in UJA-Federation of New York's Supplies for Success event
The priest, a member of the order of Dominican Friars, allegedly abused the boy while preparing him for first communion.
Seventeen mothers and their children will call the facility home and receive services such as job and school assistence.