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James Jett, 75, had his electric wheelchair stolen after he parked it outside a pharmacy in the Heights. Now residents are looking to help.
The Open Boulevards Performance Series Kick-Off event will take place Saturday on Columbus Avenue and 107th Street. Here's what to know.
David Zara, a professional pilot who founded two private charter companies, was killed with another New Yorker outside of Aspen.
Ydanis Rodriguez represents almost the entirety of Washington Heights and Inwood in the City Council. Here are the funds he helped secure.
The median home sale price in the West Village during the second quarter of 2021 was close to $2 million, according to a new report.
De La Rosa won 59 percent of the vote after ranked-choice results and a preliminary absentee ballot count was released on Tuesday.
Council Member Helen Rosenthal sent out an email recently breaking down a large part of the new funding coming to the Upper West Side.
Demo permits have been filed for a one-story building at 15 Greenwich Avenue to possibly make room for a five-story mixed-use building.
Most residents in a Wash Heights section from West 173rd to 176 Streets got their power back around 5:30 p.m. after it went out earlier.
A 36-year-old man was hit by a DHL van on the UWS just one day after a cyclist was killed in the neighborhood by a USPS truck.
Council Member Mark Levine told Patch that nearly $3.5M of budget funds will be directed at the Discovery Playground in Washington Heights.
The Central Park Conservancy sent an email out Wednesday saying the park "urgently needs your gift" to help with its projected $12M deficit.
The 9,000 square-foot game room formerly known as the Fat Cat at 75 Christopher Street reopens on Wednesday as Cellar Dog.
Residents of an UWS building are becoming increasingly frustrated about a more than decade-old scaffolding shed outside the address.
An Upper Manhattan Facebook group shared a photo Tuesday of a memorial to a longtime Inwood resident that had been spray-painted over.
The Inwood park will host its first car-free night of family fun of the summer on July 7, featuring a free screening of "The Wizard of Oz."
Con Ed is specifically asking UWSers to "limit unnecessary use of air conditioning" due to repairs. It is 90 degrees as of 10:30 a.m.
In one of the robberies, the unidentified man hid within a local restaurant until it closed and stole two tablets after everyone had left.
Police told Patch that a 71-year-old man was hit and killed by the truck around 5:45 p.m. on West 86th Street and Central Park West.
Here are the must-read Patch NYC stories for Tuesday, June 29.
