NYC has entered Phase 1 of reopening, which means that only a small section of businesses (like construction and manufacturing) are able to open, and social distancing regulations are still in effect. But it seems the r...
Now that outdoor dining has been allowed for phase 2 of reopening, which NYC is currently set to reach this Monday, June 22, what can you expect?
Restaurants and bars were initially set to open in phase 3, but after he...
Street artist Fumero has memorialized George Floyd in a beautiful, bright mural on the Bowery in the East Village.
The mural is located on the southwest corner of the Bowery and East Houston, and the artist appears to...
LaGuardia Airport has long been known to New Yorkers as being incredibly inefficient and out-of-date, but a $8 billion transformation project has been in the works since 2015.
The massive rehaul includes completely dem...
The historic "Record Mart" located in the Times Square subway station has closed for good.
Untapped New York reported the sad news this week, explaining that the store had been moving out stock for a few days and then...
Junior's Cheesecake has been voted the "best in New York" time and time again, and it's for good reason.
The restaurant and bakery was founded by Harry Rosen back in 1950, and that original location on Flatbush and DeK...
Streets all over the country are filled with Americans supporting the "Black Lives Matter" movement, and now the statement has literally been written on the pavement itself.
The words were recently painted between Huds...
The MTA just announced that ridership on subways and buses increased by more than 213,000 since the city began reopening on Monday.
For the subway specifically, ridership reached the 800,000 marker on Monday, June 8 fo...
Since face masks are now required in NYC when out in public, and probably will be for the near future, face mask "vending machines" have been popping up across the city.
RapidMask2Go.com first installed a wall of them...
It’s the time of year we’d love to be sitting outside, .
And even though that’s not quite our reality yet, you can still visit NYC’s only vineyard, Rooftop Reds, for a thanks to their new collaboration with Fever Ori...