Most Read Stories, April 2025
Here were our biggest stories in April, according to you.
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Category: Community
The Davis Center at Central Park’s Harlem Meer Officially Opens to the Public
The long-anticipated Davis Center at the Harlem Meer is now open, bringing renewed energy to north end of Central Park.
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Ambulance Driver Arrested for Fatally Striking Upper West Side Woman
An ambulance driver who fatally struck an Upper West Side woman in November has just been arrested for the incident, according to NYPD officials.
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Teen Slashes Pride Flag at UWS Church: Their Surprising Response
After attempting to pull down a Pride flag hanging outside the Church of St. Matthew and St. Timothy on West 84th Street,
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Central Park’s West 85th Street Playground Closes For Restoration Project
The Central Park Conservancy is undertaking a significant restoration of the West 85th Street Playground.
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Pedestrian Killed in Broadway Crosswalk, Just Minutes from Home
A pedestrian was fatally struck by a van on the Upper West Side this week.
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Suspect Arrested for Fatal Stabbing Incident
Earlier this month, a 40-year-old man was pronounced dead after police discovered his body at an Upper West Side apartment building with multiple stab wounds
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Upper West Side Gets First Delivery Microhubs: PHOTOS
The first delivery microhub has been installed on the Upper West Side. Two more are coming.
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Cremated Remains of Science Writer, Credited with Introducing the Idea of Space Travel to the American Public, Found in UWS Basement
Willy Ley was a science writer in New York City from the 1920s through the 1960s, who according to The New York Times was hailed as a “prophet of the …
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Stolen 16th Century Document Found at UWS Bookshop
A stolen 16th-century Paraguayan manuscript has been found at an Upper West Side book dealer, according to a recent report.
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