Fencing and college admissions in NYC

by rachel kalina

A former athlete on the inside world of an elite competitive sport

Before the Pulitzer

By Michael Garofalo

Former Spirit editor Michael Rothfeld wins journalism’s top prize for Wall Street Journal coverage of Trump hush money...

Second ave. safety upgrades on the way

By Michael Garofalo

DOT to begin installing new bike lane, pedestrian island near hazardous Queensboro Bridge intersection

Mad ave high-rise plan prompts lawsuit

By Emily Higginbotham

UES pair say new building is bad for the neighborhood, including the Guggenheim and other designated landmarks

Doctor, scientist, writer

By Emily Higginbotham

Siddhartha Mukherjee, author of “The Emperor of All Maladies,” received the Lewis Thomas Prize at Rockefeller...

Google opens free learning center in Chelsea

Workshops include lessons on coding, building websites, online marketing and how to create a compelling resume

Mapping placard abuse

By Michael Garofalo

City Council data maps 311 complaints about parking permit misuse, most of which result in no action

The joys of Manhattan pickup soccer

By Teddy Son

Kicking a ball around with friends is a simple and rewarding pleasure

A reflection of faith and artistry

By Emily Mason

Parishioners raised millions to restore their beloved church and its stunning stained glass window

Your neighborhood, your network

By Meredith Kurz

The country’s largest non-profit community media center is right here in Manhattan

CPC passes mechanical voids proposal

By Michael Garofalo

Critics pan “stunningly weakened” zoning text amendment, which now heads to City Council for review

Leadership lessons from camp

By Laura Measher

Who’s really in charge? A counselor reflects on what it’s like for teenagers who supervise kids

Drawing board

by marc bilgrey

Nureyev: without precedent or equal

By Mary Gregory

A new documentary captures the extraordinary life and art of the dancer for whom the world truly was a stage

City ferry deal draws scrutiny

By Michael Garofalo

Comptroller Scott Stringer calls for DOT to take charge of heavily subsidized Economic Development Corporation service

UES tennis bubble deal set

By emily Higginbotham

City awards a new 10-year concession contract to current operator. Public access and costs to play still up in the air

‘Jewelry is my life’

Meet Bryna Pomp, the woman behind New York’s most spectacular jewelry show

Man of the moment

BY DOUGLAS FEIDEN

As he takes on the most important role of his political life, U.S. Rep Jerrold Nadler, the ultimate Upper West Sider, follows the...

Art and migration

By Jason Cohen

An UES exhibition of work by undocumented immigrants explores themes of place and culture

Drawing board

By Susan Faiola

Meds and memory

By Carol Ann Rinzler

Some drugs that heal the body can mess with the brain

Kids honor an artist with their art

By Emily Higginbotham

A library project inspired by the work of Yayoi Kusama attracts children of all ages

Nothing stops these athletes

By Meredith Kurz

Achilles International provides people with disabilities the opportunity to compete and the support they need to achieve their...

Drawing board

by peter pereira

Listening to the creators

By mark nimar

Ed Yim of the American Composers Orchestra wants to change the way people think about classical music

A dog and a man who make the world better

By Meredith Kurz

Baker Shiner, a golden doodle, and Frank Shiner, the human Baker picked out for himself, are a couple of do-gooders

Elegy for an emerald emperor

By Michael Garofalo

Remembering Henry J. Stern, who championed New York City’s green spaces in inimitable fashion

Neighbors question Lenox Hill Plans

By Michelle Naim

Representatives of Lenox Hill Hospital discussed their redevelopment plans at a meeting with Community Board 8 members and local...

Electeds discuss plans to curb vacancies

City and state officials on the storefront registry bill — and taxing landlords of empty commercial properties