The Red Cross is holding a couple blood drives soon in the Upper West Side area. The pandemic continues to impact the country's blood sup...
The Boat Basin will be emptied and closed in November 2021 in preparation for the $90 million restoration project beginning in 2023.
There have been five recent incidents of a naked man getting spotted walking near UWS parks, according to the NY Post.
Critic Says This UWS Sandwich Is Best | The '15 Best Quiet Places On The UWS | Books Of Wonder Is Closing
Foursquare City Guide recently published a list of the "15 Best Quiet Places" on the Upper West Side. Here's what they said.
Eatery Named 1 Of The Best Mexican Restaurants In NYC | Shelter Closes Hastily After 19 Years | Who Is The UWS Supporting For Mayor?
The appeal to stay at the UWS shelter was ruled moot since the petitioners have all moved out of The Lucerne and into permanent housing.
Blood platelet donations are in high demand for cancer patients.
After nearly two decades on the UWS, shelter residents were notified last week that they'd have to start moving out in the coming days.
Private School Makes Headlines With Class On Porn | Hit TV Show 'Billions' To Shoot On The UWS | 2 Men Wanted In Daylight Gunfight
Food Bank for New York City will host its third free food distribution at Lincoln Center on Wednesday. You can also get a COVID vaccine.
Female Gardners Accuses Riverside Conservancy Of Harassment | UWS Council Race: Where Things Stand | Rents Finally Stop Dropping
People who donate through the Red Cross between May 1 and 15 are eligible for an Amazon gift card.
One of the lawsuits alleges a gardener was locked in a bathroom by male Conservancy employees until she said "I love you."
A CB7 committee approved a resolution to remove the Theodore Roosevelt statue from outside the American Museum of Natural History.
UWS Private School Subpoenaed In Trump Case | Rare Woodpecker Spotted | New Bill Would Add 4 Public Restrooms
A rare Pileated Woodpecker was photographed Thursday in Riverside Park on a tree near West 86th Street.
A recently introduced piece of legislation from Council Member Mark Levine would add at least one public bathroom to every ZIP code in NYC.
UWS Block Associations Form Coalition | $349M In Funding Coming To Riverside Park | Michelin Guide Honors UWS Restaurants
Mayor de Blasio announced a $348 million investment that will rehabilitate the Overbuild Bridges in Riverside on the Upper West Side.
A group of over 10 local block associations are founding members of the Upper West Side Coalition Of Block Association And Community Groups.
UWS Raises Stink Over Delivery Workers Bathroom Passes | Tent Dweller Connected To Teen's Death | COVID Rate Falls Below 1 Percent
Here are the must-read Patch NYC stories for Thursday, April 29.
Amber Wilson, who lived in a tent on Broadway, is facing charges related to the death of a teenager in March, according to the NY Post.
A Mock Baby Delivery Proposal | Goats Are Returning To Riverside Park | Jewish Org Backs Brewer And Lind
32,000 People Left The UWS In 2020 | UWS Council Candidate Says She's Off Twitter | Riverside Park Launches Lawn Program
The Broadway Mall Association announced its new incoming Executive Director on Thursday. Here's more information.
The Riverside Park Conservancy plans to start with lawns between 108th and 112th Streets on Riverside Drive.
Here are the must-read Patch NYC stories for Monday, April 12.
Half Of UWS Now Vaccinated | Conservancy Makes $50M Pitch To Run Wollman Rink | The Cottage Is Reopening
The historic venue has been sitting vacant on the UWS since 2006. A new effort is underway to bring back the once bustling theater.
Dramatic Parrot Rescue | Iconic Natural History Museum Theater Reopens | UWS Candidate Reveals Broadway Plan
Here are the must-read Patch NYC stories for Friday, March 26.
Here's a round-up of meetings, events and other happenings taking place in the neighborhood from March 29 through April 4.
Is The Cottage Reopening? | 3 UWS Brokers Discriminated Against Tenants | UWS School Evacuated
The event aims to clean up the bench areas in the middle of Broadway from 96th to 106th Streets.
Lincoln Center hosted two events on Sunday to honor the anniversary of the first reported COVID-19 death in New York City.
Central Park Boathouse Reopens | 3 "Open Culture" Streets Coming To UWS | Fundraiser Started For UWS Shoe Business
"Open Culture" is a new permit type allowing for arts and cultural performances to take place on closed-off city streets.
Patch Article Helps Find Long Lost Painting | Trader Joe's Employee Fired After Raising COVID Concerns | Teacher Stuns TikTok