A corner table is being rebranded as "The Devil Wears Prada 2 Table," after making a cameo in the new movie, the owner said.
New York City transportation officials are planning on lowering speed limits in three Upper East Side areas, officials said Wednesday night.
The club will be operated by Estelle, the same partners as the Celeste members' club in Notting Hill, London.
The Tuesday night protest was in response to an event selling real estate in Israel and the West Bank.
The Tuesday night protest is in response to a real estate expo aiming to sell land in Israel and the West Bank.
A chic, pared-down take on traditional sushi is coming to Carnegie Hill.
The city's most photogenic astronomy event of the year is back.
The mansion, made from two townhouses, comes with gutted interiors and construction plans.
The Roosevelt Island Tram schedule still runs off a local lawmaker’s laptop.
Northeastern is expected to open its first Manhattan campus on the Upper East Side this summer.
The city is still exploring options for the repair of the sinkhole, the Parks department told Patch.
The spa is accused of acting as a secret brothel in a lawsuit brought on by the NYPD and the City of New York.
The first Monday in May is fashion's most important day of the year.
The bakery will also bring hands-on baking classes to the Upper East Side.
After racking up 43 violation points, the golf club's bar and restaurant is back on course.
City proposal targets 11-block stretch with wider medians, seating and possible bike lanes.
Around 120 firefighters and medics responded to the blaze.
Ciao bella.
The closure marks the end of a bittersweet chapter for the husband-and-wife team.
Ink has dried on 12 real estate deals over $4,000,000 on the Upper East Side.
The beloved annual spring display was cut short on Park Avenue.
The new spot will give away free cheeseburgers the day it opens.
The city has blocked off a portion of the Esplanade after discovering a significantly worsening sinkhole.
After more than 75 years, a cherished establishment of old New York is leaving town.
The Rolls-Royce of diapers will begin gifting essentials to new parents at an Upper East Side hospital.
Sailing-themed café-bar opens with coffee, martinis and an early-morning Guinness special.
E-bike battery swapping stations are electrified cabinets where e-bike riders can plug in dead batteries and pick up full ones.
The bus hit several cars, overturning one, according to NYPD officials.
Ink has dried on seven real estate deals over $4,000,000 on the Upper East Side.
The cause of the fire is under investigation, officials said.
"New York is, and will always be, a union town," the mayor said at a rally in support of the union.
From oddball questions to deep research, NYC librarians say human expertise remains in steady demand.
A fire burned landscaping to ash along the East River Esplanade, as security cameras promised years ago have failed to appear.
In a heartfelt social media post on Wednesday night, the owners confirmed the abrupt closure.
No arrests have been made yet, police said.
Building workers voted to authorize a strike, raising the prospect of widespread service disruptions across the city.
Police are investigating the incident and have released a photo of the suspect.
The bar was ordered closed after inspectors found multiple food-safety hazards.
Police have released a photo of the suspect.
Here are the Upper East Side's most expensive homes sold from April 6 to April 12.