Malibu-Based Juice Bar To Open On The Upper East Side

Matcha, adaptogenic mushrooms and colostrum galore.

Accused UES Squatter Arrested Before Owner Died From 'Blunt Force': Report

The owner's family wants his death reinvestigated after new details from the weeks leading up to his death emerge.

Council Eyes Hate Crime Bills From UES Lawmakers At Hearing

Seven new bills focused on curbing hate crimes are coming before the public for a hearing on Wednesday.

A Summer Camp That Fits City Life

An Upper East Side program is offering New York families a flexible approach to enrichment, play, and skill-building for kids ages 3–15.

A Rare Pollock And Krasner Exhibition Is Coming To The Met

The Metropolitan Museum of Art will present "Krasner and Pollock: Past Continuous," an exhibition featuring more than 120 works.

Hunter College Professor Makes Racist Remarks On Hot Mic During Zoom, College Says

The professor said her remarks were taken out of context.

$89.5M Condo Breaks Record On The Upper East Side, Report Says

A triplex penthouse on Madison Avenue just became the most expensive condo ever sold on the Upper East Side.

Multiple Subway Lines Delayed After Person Struck By NYC Train

Additional incident details have not been released yet.

NYC Opens First City-Run Early Childhood Center On The Upper East Side

The new facility will serve 135 children and expand pre-K and 3-K capacity in the neighborhood.

Beloved Local Bakery Julien Boulangerie Shutters Upper East Side Shops Without Warning

The bakery chain Julien Boulangerie has abruptly closed all of its shops, including its Upper East Side outposts.

The Moth in Harlem - American Dreams: Stories of Holding Fast

Host Amber Wallin; with stories from Yusef Salaam, LACHI and more

Discover the Magic: 10 Reasons Families Love the  New York Society Library 

With more than 10,000 books, the New York Society Library  is a true gem on the Upper East Side.

Fire At Public Housing Complex Injures 3 On UES: Authorities

One of the victims was severely injured, authorities said.

‘I Worry About My Neighbors’: Inside A Yorkville Co-Op’s Legionella Scare

Legionnaires' disease, a type of pneumonia, is caused by bacteria called Legionella that thrive in warm water environments.

Hard Deadlines, $2K Penalties For NYC Co-Op Boards Coming Soon

A new law aims to curb co-op application limbo.

Congress Earmarks $850K For UES Park, Nadler Says

The Upper East Side is getting $850,000 for a long-overdue playground overhaul.

4 Madison Avenue Retail Spaces Change Hands In $20.7M Deal: Report

A real estate investment firm expands its Madison Avenue footprint.

Susan Alexandra Expands To Upper East Side With Second Store

The designer behind the beloved, playful beaded bags is coming to the neighborhood.

Former Rep. Maloney Endorses East Sider In NY-12 Race

NY-12 is shaping up to be an East Side versus West Side race.

Legionella Contamination Found At UES Building

Legionnaires' disease, a type of pneumonia, is caused by bacteria called Legionella that thrive in warm water environments.

New Details On UES Homeless Shelter Revealed At Volatile Public Hearing

The public hearing, attended by hundreds of East Siders, featured frequent yelling, booing and attendees leaving in protest.

$20.5M Condo Tops UES Luxury Real Estate Deals

Here are the Upper East Side's top five luxury real estate sales from Feb. 2 to Feb. 8.

Nadler Endorses A Successor In A Crowded Primary Field

Twelve Democrats have filed to run in New York’s 12th Congressional District.

The Upper East Side Has A New Voice In City Hall

Councilmember Virginia Maloney outlines her priorities for her first term.

Mexico City-Inspired Restaurant Opens On The UES

Take a trip to CDMX without ever leaving the neighborhood.

7 Arsons Committed On The UES And UWS, Prosecutor Says

A man is accused of intentionally setting seven fires in Manhattan.

11 Can't-Miss Events This February In New York City

Celebrate the Lunar New Year, Carnival, Black History Month, and more this month.

UES Pottery Studio To Open In 116-Year-Old Former Bank

The nearly 15,000-square-foot studio will offer classes and memberships inside a historic Upper East Side space.

Public Hearing Set For UES Homeless Shelter: What To Know

Upper East Siders will get a chance to share their opinions and hear directly from the city’s Department of Homeless Services next week.

Say No to Shed Dining

We do not need more street rat infested dining!

$39.9M In Air Rights Bought For Skyscraper From Landmarked UES Club: Reports

A deal with the landmarked Metropolitan Club would allow Extell to nearly double the height of its planned Lenox Hill tower.

Year-Round Outdoor Dining Is Back On The Table, UES Councilmember Says

As it stands right now, so-called "dining sheds​" on city streets are allowed for an eight-month season.

3 New Eateries From Industry Veterans Headed To The UES

Owners shared early details on menus and locations while advancing liquor license applications at a Community Board meeting.

Have You Seen A Good Deed On The Upper East Side? Tell Us About It!

Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around the Upper East Side.

New 16-Story Tower In Landmarked UES District Moves Forward

Plans for a new, 195-feet-tall tower on Madison Avenue were approved Tuesday by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.

Last German Church in Yorkville

Famous Yorkville Church closes its doors.

Plans Change For UES Homeless Shelter Following Local Opposition

The public hearing for the shelter on First Avenue and East 61st Street has been scheduled for later this month, officials said.

1 Luxury UES Condo Building Dominates NYC's Real Estate Market

The luxury real estate boom on the Upper East Side continues.

1 Injured In Lenox Hill Fire, FDNY Says

The fire was in a 17-story building where a new preschool​ is set to open this spring.

Unconscious Man On UES Subway Dies, Police Say

The man was found on the Q train, police said.