"Today is not a day for celebration, it is a day for deep sadness," Assembly Member Linda Rosenthal said.
Homeless men currently housed at The Lucerne will begin to get moved out of the UWS hotel starting this weekend.
The Kay Waterproofing Corp was hit with a $17,250 fine for various safety violations relating to a construction site on the UWS.
Art on the Ave is set to display art in vacant storefronts starting in October from 67th to 77th Street on Columbus Avenue.
The New York Public Library is reopening an additional 20 branches for grab-and-go service on Sept. 8.
Members of the UWS Open Hearts Initiative and other residents slept outside The Lucerne Saturday night to raise awareness for the homeless.
The Legal Aid Society warned Mayor de Blasio not to cave to the "racist NIMBYism from some residents of the Upper West Side."
UWS community board members, politicians, shelter employees and 1,100 local residents attended a virtual forum on Monday night.
Seven shelter residents were recently transferred out of The Lucerne on the Upper West Side for not following its "good neighbor" policy.
The West Side Community Organization was created this week by members of the Upper West Siders for Safer Streets Facebook group.
Community Board 7 expects to hear a broad set of viewpoints on Monday about the UWS hotels recently converted to homeless shelters.
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Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced on Friday that New York City museums can begin reopening on Aug. 24.
One petition calls for the relocation of the shelter residents. The other calls for "compassion." Both are nearing their signature goals.
Rosenthal sent an email Sunday explaining her opinions on multiple topics surrounding homeless shelters recently placed on the UWS.
Con Edison quickly restored power Friday morning to customers on the Upper West Side.
The Hotel Belleclaire is one of three UWS hotels housing a temporary homeless shelter. Ten of its residents are registered sex offenders.
The New York Public Library is reopening 22 braches for grab-and-go services on Monday.
The free food bank will kick off Wednesday on the Upper West Side at 11:00 a.m.
The Lucerne Hotel at 201 W. 79th Street will act as a temporary homeless shelter to offset overcrowding at two East Village shelters.
Residents of the Upper West Side have made the second most air quality complaints to 311 in NYC since the start of 2020.
Children can learn about the stars or delve into the coding of climate change with the American Museum of Natural History.
The Upper West Side has seen 69 complaints for social distancing since phase two began June 22, according to city data.
Police are looking for the suspect behind a violent robbery Sunday on the Upper West Side.
A corner market that has been struggling financially in the past year is now suffering the financial strain of the coronavirus pandemic.
The American Museum of Natural History plans to remove the Teddy Roosevelt statue at its entrance, which has long been criticized as racist.
The chain store has signed a lease for a space on Columbus Avenue
A demonstration on 96th Street and Broadway on Friday will read the names and ring a bell for each "stolen life" in honor of the holiday.
The performance venue's fountain and plaza will be lit in colors for the first time in its 60-year history throughout June.
Colorful messages of support for the Black Lives Matter movement are popping up throughout Riverside Park on the Upper West Side.
The borough president will get tested for COVID-19 Tuesday at a new pop-up testing center at Riverside Church.
The governor said he supports the statue as a symbol of "Italian-American legacy," despite petitions to take it down and rename the circle.
The opening of a highly-anticipated Target location at Columbus Circle has been pushed back again due to "external circumstances."
Aba Coleman has lived in the neighborhood for 30 years. After a fire destroyed her apartment in May, she's been fighting to stay there.
The historic Manhattan church will "call for an end to racist violence and mourn the loss of Black lives" with a vigil at its steps Friday.
Online virtual programs almost every day in June will replace the usual "Summer on the Hudson" programs in Riverside Park this year.
The meal distribution site will be at P.S. 75 on West End Avenue and opened for the first time Tuesday.
The one and two-bedroom apartments on West 59th Street will all go for less than $1,000 per month rent, records show.
A testing site will be open at West 96th Street starting Thursday, until next Tuesday, May 26.
Advocates have been trying to get Circa Central Park to change its see-through windows — a death trap for birds — since they opened.