Officials urged City Hall to reconsider a decision that would replace longtime after-school providers at schools on the Upper East Side.
Upper East Side lawmakers are banding together.
Patch posed several questions to candidate Alex Bores ahead of the NY-12 election this June. Here are his replies.
Patch posed several questions to candidate Laura Dunn ahead of the NY-12 election this June. Here are her replies.
Patch posed several questions to candidate Caroline Shinkle ahead of the NY-12 election this June. Here are her replies.
Patch posed several questions to candidate Chris Diep ahead of the NY-12 election this June. Here are his replies.
Upper East Siders will have the chance to make their voices heard in elections on June 23, but early voting starts June 13.
The rally at City Hall marked the conclusion of the nationwide "Driving the Vote for Equality" tour.
Two local shelter proposals have divided neighbors, with residents organizing on both sides.
The Upper East Side protest drew more than 300 people days before Fifth Avenue's annual Israel parade.
Seven new capital projects are coming to the Upper East Side and Roosevelt Island.
A fire burned landscaping to ash along the East River Esplanade, as security cameras promised years ago have failed to appear.
The participatory budgeting process returns this week on the Upper East Side.
The Democratic politician is recovering at Lenox Hill Hospital.
The Committee to Protect Our Lenox Hill Neighborhood accuses the city of "illegal spot-zoning" and says the project will disrupt the area.
The new law was introduced following an anti-Zionist protest in front of an Upper East Side synagogue in November.
The NY-12 candidate was previously a sponsor of "Cecilia's Act," but as of Monday, his name is no longer on the list.
A new City Council resolution urges Congress to formally recognize the Equal Rights Amendment.
The new poll, published by Dream NYC, shows two candidates beginning to pull ahead of the pack.
The new group, known as the East Side Accountability Alliance, has already raised more than $11,000 in legal fees.
The buffer zone proposal was created in the aftermath of a protest on the Upper East Side outside of a synagogue.
Seven new bills focused on curbing hate crimes are coming before the public for a hearing on Wednesday.
The new facility will serve 135 children and expand pre-K and 3-K capacity in the neighborhood.
The Upper East Side is getting $850,000 for a long-overdue playground overhaul.
NY-12 is shaping up to be an East Side versus West Side race.
Twelve Democrats have filed to run in New York’s 12th Congressional District.
Councilmember Virginia Maloney outlines her priorities for her first term.
Upper East Siders will get a chance to share their opinions and hear directly from the city’s Department of Homeless Services next week.
As it stands right now, so-called "dining sheds" on city streets are allowed for an eight-month season.
There's a petition with more than 1,500 signatures in favor of stopping the shelter from opening.
Applications for Manhattan community boards are live now.
The race to represent the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, and Midtown is already heating up.
New York City has more than 30,000 acres of public parkland.
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said antisemitic incidents accounted for 57 percent of reported hate crimes in 2025.
On Tuesday morning, the mayor woke up for the first time at his new Upper East Side address.
After years of delays, several long-awaited infrastructure upgrades to the park have been scheduled.
The City Council's Speaker is the leader of the legislative body and is elected by the 51 members of the Council.
The protest was in opposition to an event run by Nefesh B'Nefesh, a nonprofit that helps North American Jewish people move to Israel.
The 25-year-old Democratic Socialist joins a crowded field to succeed Congressman Jerry Nadler.
From free buses to a $30 minimum wage, here are some of the Mayor-elect's priorities once sworn into office.