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Mayor Bill de Blasio was challenged Wednesday to go into detail about the decision to close Washington Square Park. Here's what he said.
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.
Here are the must-read Patch NYC stories for Tuesday, June 1.
Juilliard students will put on a free concert Wednesday night within the Upper West Side's newest public park.
Host Willie Zabar, a fourth-generation member of the family business, takes listeners through the history and character of the UWS deli.
A man was exiting a building at West 184th Street when he was hit in the head by a falling piece of concrete, according to a neighbor.
An Upper West Side spot was recently featured on a list by an Eater NY critic of the 30 best Mexican restaurants in NYC. Find out which.
The park will close at 10 p.m. on the weekend for the immediate future after police said "violent groups" refused to leave the park.
Police are looking for three men who robbed and injured two people on Wednesday walking in Inwood near West 206th Street.
Morgenstern's at 88 West Houston Street was ranked the No. 1 ice cream shop in the state in 2020. It's debuting burgers on Tuesday.
The refurbished gem halls within the iconic Upper West Side museum will fully reopen four years after first closing down for renovation.
The UWS tower that houses The Shops at Columbus Circle mall is now called the Deutsche Bank Center. Here's more information.
The 19-year-old told NYPD they were walking in The Ramble when five men attacked them.
Police are looking for the driver of a vehicle who fatally struck a man Wednesday walking on the Henry Hudson Parkway at West 163rd Street.
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.
Here are the must-read Patch NYC stories for Tuesday, May 25.
Council Member Helen Rosenthal joined and spoke during a Zoom committee meeting Monday morning while driving on the Upper West Side.
Community Board 2 members mainly supported changing the name of Margaret Sanger Square in Lower Manhattan, but not all of them.
The Inwood Library was demolished on Monday. The building will be rebuilt with a library on the first three floors and apartments above.
Council Member Mark Levine turned to groups in Washington Heights to help craft 10 recommendations to make the city a little quieter.
