You can now chow down on the best pastrami sandwich in New York City while seated outside.
The legendary Katz's Deli, which has been an NYC icon since 1888, just opened an outdoor dining option for the first time in it...
Summer just got a little sweeter...and tipsier.
Earlier this week Governor Cuomo signed new legislation that authorized the sale and manufacturing of ice cream and frozen desserts made with liquor throughout New York S...
Governor Cuomo issued an executive order at the end of June requiring visitors from certain states to quarantine for 14 days.
And now, they are cracking down on that requirement even further. Mayor de Blasio announced...
For those who want to indulge their inner sweet (and sour) tooth...
NYC now has its first-ever South Patch Kids store as of opening August 6! It celebrates the brand's 35th anniversary and is located at 665 Broadway in...
Tropical Storm Isaias has barreled through NYC, and left quite a lot of damage in its wake.
Though most of the storm has subsided as of now, powerful winds are still blowing through the area.
According to CNN, wind...
Though the 24/7 Times Square flagship still doesn't have an opening date, NYC has at least gotten one new Krispy Kreme!
A brand new location in the middle of Harlem at West 125th St. and St. Nicholas Ave just opened on...
Virgin Galactic—the space arm of the Virgin Group (which also owns the Virgin Atlantic airlines)—just released designs for a brand new supersonic jet that will travel three times faster than the speed of sound!
And the...
Another staple NYC event is out for 2020.
For the first time in its 87-year history, Radio City Music Hall's Christmas Spectacular, which of course features the iconic Rockettes dancers, is canceled.
A press release...
With Tropical Storm Isaias making its way up the East Coast, NYC and surrounding areas are going to pummeled today with high winds and rain.
The National Weather Service previously predicted only heavy rains (up to 3.1...
It originally started as a way to maintain social distancing while dining, but many New Yorkers began to hope the new Open Streets and Open Restaurants programs would become more permanent NYC fixtures.
And now, that's...