NYC's prestigious Columbia University is the latest college to require a COVID-19 vaccine for this coming fall semester.
to the Columbia University community on Monday, April 19, Senior Executive Vice President Gerry...
COVID-19 vaccine sites have taken over arenas like Yankee Stadium to conference centers like the Javits Center, but this new location may be the most surprising spot chosen yet...
Mayor de Blasio announced today (April...
New Yorkers were devastated by the loss of rap and hip-hop legend DMX (Earl Simmons) in New York last week, who passed away in White Plains on Friday, April 9 at age 50.
Queens Artist -- who has painted incredible mur...
Before COVID-19, closing time at an NYC bar or restaurant could extend well into the wee hours of the morning, but we haven't seen those nights in over a year.
But now, Governor Cuomo has announced that all New York re...
Spring is in the air and flowers are blooming all around NYC, including our favorite: cherry blossoms!
You've probably noticed them in your neighborhood out on your own (socially distant) walks daily. But if not, we've...
The historic roots of Brooklyn's Prospect Park are coming to life again, first with the restoration of and now with a similar restoration of an outdoor concert pavilion.
The Concert Grove Pavilion -- located in the so...
Broadway is on its way back! And now there are specific steps to make it happen.
Mayor de Blasio made a special announcement today a few weeks back saying that the city is working to make the theater industry "ready to...
The "ice cream of the future" is here in NYC, permanently!
If you remember enjoying Dippin' Dots -- flash-frozen beaded ice cream -- from the vending machine at the mall or a water park, now you can indulge in this chi...
Here's the cutest way to kick off your weekend!
The most adorable, tiny baby sloth was just born at the Staten Island Zoo, and of it with its mom that will totally melt your heart.
Though the cub was born back in F...
New Yorkers are notorious for complaining about the subway...but here's some good news: trains will be faster since the MTA took advantage of low ridership during the pandemic to make some much-needed repairs!
Hopefull...