New York Gun Law Overturned By Supreme Court: Manhattan Week In Review

NEW YORK, NY — Miss any stories from Manhattan Patches this week? Here are the top tales.

New York Gun Law Overturned By U.S. Supreme Court In Major Ruling

New York's strict limits on carrying concealed weapons were struck down by the U.S. Supreme Court on Thursday in a major gun-rights ruling.

Looking Back At Central Park's Seneca Village On Juneteenth

Before Central Park, and before Juneteenth, there was Seneca Village. Here's New York City's story of freedoms won, and freedoms taken.

Why Is An Obscure UES Race Drawing Thousands From Big-Name Spenders?

A typically sleepy Yorkville election has been rocked by mysterious contributions from wealthy donors — and by a top state party leader.

Two Little Red Hens Announces New UES Bakery After 2-Year Closure

Fans of the acclaimed Yorkville bakeshop have waited two years for news about when and where it would reopen. Now, they have an answer.

Sinkhole Opens Up On Upper West Side, Takes Truck With It: Photos

A sinkhole opened up Tuesday morning on the Upper West Side at 71 W. 89th St.