Upper East Siders will get a chance to share their opinions and hear directly from the city’s Department of Homeless Services next week.
We do not need more street rat infested dining!
A deal with the landmarked Metropolitan Club would allow Extell to nearly double the height of its planned Lenox Hill tower.
As it stands right now, so-called "dining sheds" on city streets are allowed for an eight-month season.
Owners shared early details on menus and locations while advancing liquor license applications at a Community Board meeting.
Kindness takes many forms — big and small — and shows up all around the Upper East Side.
Plans for a new, 195-feet-tall tower on Madison Avenue were approved Tuesday by the Landmarks Preservation Commission.
Famous Yorkville Church closes its doors.
The public hearing for the shelter on First Avenue and East 61st Street has been scheduled for later this month, officials said.
The luxury real estate boom on the Upper East Side continues.
The fire was in a 17-story building where a new preschool is set to open this spring.
The man was found on the Q train, police said.
Here are several cozy spots where a crackling hearth offers both heat and a welcome excuse to linger a little longer.
The bakery is known for its authentic and whimsical cream puffs.
The fitness brand will open at the base of a new condo building on the Upper East Side.
Coffee, community and board games of all sorts are on the menu at the new Upper East Side cafe.
The new school will include 13 classrooms and two multipurpose rooms.
At least nine other people have died outside as frigid temperatures have gripped the city.
Take our poll on the new men's shelter planned for the Upper East Side.
Developers are planning to build a 37-story apartment tower in place of what once was a German and Irish ballroom and event space.
If you're looking to watch the Seahawks and the Patriots face off on Sunday, Feb. 8, there's no need to go all the way to California.
A duplex penthouse apartment made for President John F. Kennedy has moved on to its next owner.
There's a petition with more than 1,500 signatures in favor of stopping the shelter from opening.
The franchise offers low-impact, reformer-based workouts rooted in the Joseph Pilates method.
Applications for Manhattan community boards are live now.
Heavy snowfall, a wintry mix and dangerous cold could lead to power outages, downed trees and widespread closures, officials say.
A Yorkville building is having its plumbing system tested after two tenants contracted Legionnaires' disease, the health department said.
The race to represent the Upper East Side, Upper West Side, and Midtown is already heating up.
A beloved Upper East Side establishment is closing down.
The restaurant industry's version of the Oscars has revealed its list of semifinalists.
The Upper East Side had the most expensive luxury real estate sale in the city this week.
New York City has more than 30,000 acres of public parkland.
The bargaining unit represents curators, conservationists, retail workers, librarians, tech workers, and more.
NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said antisemitic incidents accounted for 57 percent of reported hate crimes in 2025.
"Human Regenerator" beds, IV drips, oxygen chambers and light therapy galore.
A fixture at Bemelmans Bar for nearly 15 years, Mosci built a storied jazz career across New York’s most iconic clubs.
Mount Sinai officials said the nurses were fired for interfering with patient care, but the union says it was unlawful intimidation.
The luxury department store is expected to close several stores after filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
The cyclist was rushed to NewYork-Presbyterian Weill Cornell Medical Center with leg trauma, police said.
The passengers took the rideshare driver's phone and wallet before fleeing the neighborhood in a black sedan, police said.