Bomb Threat Prompts Evacuation At UES Middle School: NYPD

The NYPD's emergency service units and canine units evacuated the building and did a full investigation.

Driver Charged Nearly A Year After Crash Killed 85-Year-Old On UES

Paul Mossman, 67, was charged with failing to yield after a crash killed Janus Gorzynski at East 91st Street and Park Avenue, police said.

Worker Pinned Under Escalator At Upper East Side Subway Station

Firefighters rescued the worker at the 63rd Street station on Monday.

Man Slashed On 4 Train Approaching UES Station: NYPD

Police are searching for a man who slashed a 53-year-old rider in the chest on a 4 train approaching the 86th Street station.

Mystery Manhole Trespassers Emerge From UES Sewer, Police Say

This is the latest in a string of similar manhole incidents across the city.

Man Stabbed In Lenox Hill Grocery Store, Police Say

The victim was rushed to NewYork-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center in critical condition.

Police Seek Man In Upper East Side Subway Groping

The man grabbed a 27-year-old woman from behind at the Fifth Avenue-59th Street station before fleeing, police said.

Manhole Fire Sends Thick Smoke Over Upper East Side Street

Firefighters responded to East 87th Street Wednesday morning after witnesses reported hearing an explosion.

'Devastating': 11 Dead In UES Legionnaires' Outbreak, City Officials Say

The outbreak has now been linked to 94 cases of Legionnaires' disease on the Upper East Side.

Cyclist Injured In Collision In Yorkville, Police Say

Medics rushed the cyclist to NewYork Presbyterian-Weill Cornell Medical Center Friday afternoon.

Worker Plunges Down Elevator Shaft At Ultra-Luxury UES Condo: FDNY

The worker was extricated from the elevator shaft and rushed to the hospital Monday morning.

Bicyclist Injured In Upper East Side Crash, Police Say

Medics took the bicyclist to NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center.

Man Arrested After East Side Synagogue Attack, Police Say

The man is in custody and due back in court on Aug. 20.

9 Dead In UES Legionnaires' Outbreak, City Officials Say

The man died as he was preparing to be moved to a skilled nursing facility, the family's lawyer, Ronald Katter, said.

Burglar Breaks Into UES Subway Booth, Steals MTA Worker’s Purse, iPad: NYPD

The burglar broke the protective glass of an MTA booth at the East 86th Street station early Thursday, police said.

Motorcyclist Critically Injured In UES Crash, Police Say

Medics rushed the 63-year-old man to NewYork-Presbyterian/Weill Cornell Medical Center in critical condition, police said.

UES Woman Tries To Stab Health Aide To Death, Court Records Show

The 66-year-old woman, who suffers from dementia, has been charged with attempted murder following the stabbing of a home health attendant.

Woman 66, Arrested After UES Stabbing, Police Say

The victim was stabbed in her stomach.

Here's What's Next In The Legionnaires' Probe On The Upper East Side

DNA sequencing and lawsuits are both in the works.

Home Intruder Sentenced To 34 Years After Raping Sleeping UES Woman

A jury convicted the Bronx man after prosecutors said he attacked a woman inside her apartment while she slept.

34 Cooling Towers Test Positive For Live Legionella On The UES: See List

A fifth person has died from Legionnaires' disease on the Upper East Side.

Deadly Legionnaires' Outbreak Response Questioned By NYC Officials

Lawmakers are pushing for new legislation and launching an investigation into the city's handling of the outbreak.

'Unimaginable Horror': Widow Of Legionnaires' Victim Speaks Out

"I don't want to leave you. I love you so much," were her husband's last words.

Fourth Person Dies In UES Legionnaires' Outbreak As Cases Rise To 76

Seven people remain hospitalized.

Third Person Dies In Upper East Side Legionnaires' Outbreak As Cases Rise To 74

Eight people remain hospitalized.

Death Toll Rises To 2 In UES Legionnaires' Outbreak, Lawyer Says

This is the second death in the outbreak that has sickened 67 people and started on July 2.

1 Dies From Legionnaires’ On The Upper East Side, Officials Say

This is the first death in the outbreak that started on July 2.

UES Legionnaires' Victims Prepare Lawsuits As Outbreak Reaches 67 Cases

An Upper East Side man remains intubated while another begins a long recovery, their lawyer says.

What To Know About The Upper East Side's Legionella Building List

Patch spoke with Dr. Dana Mazo, an infectious disease specialist at NYU Langone Health, about what Upper East Siders should know.

Ex Sentenced In Killing Of Young Mom Pushing Baby On The UES, Prosecutors Say

Isaac Argro lured 20-year-old Azsia Johnson to East 95th Street before fatally shooting her in front of their infant, prosecutors said.

76 UES Buildings Test Positive For Legionella: See New List

Several private schools, including Spence and Dalton, are on the new list, as well as the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

UES Legionnaires' Probe Enters New Phase As Cases Reach 60

Officials have disinfected all 31 contaminated cooling towers and are now using DNA sequencing to identify the source of the bacteria.

Legionnaires' Town Hall Is Set As Cases Continue To Climb On The Upper East Side

The meeting comes as 31 Upper East Side cooling towers, including one at the Guggenheim Museum, have tested positive for Legionella.

31 UES Buildings Test Positive For Legionella: See List

A second test, which can take up to two weeks, will confirm where the live bacteria are coming from.

36 Sickened, First Impacted Building Identified: UES Legionnaires' Disease Update

The disease can be treated, but early detection is critical, health officials said.

City To Release Addresses Of Buildings With Positive Legionella Tests On UES

Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced unprecedented emergency measures as the Upper East Side outbreak has sickened 23 people and hospitalized 17.

What To Know About The UES Legionnaires' Outbreak

Health officials answered questions about the disease and when the outbreak's source would be identified at a town hall meeting.

23 Sickened, 17 Hospitalized: UES Legionnaires' Disease Update

The disease can be treated, but early detection is critical, health officials said.

Town Hall Planned Following Legionnaires' Surge On The Upper East Side

As of Sunday night, 18 people were sickened by the disease, with more expected as testing increases, officials said.

Legionnaires' Cluster Grows To 18 Cases On The UES, Officials Say

Legionnaires’ disease, a type of pneumonia, is caused by bacteria that thrive in warm water environments and can be fatal.