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This past September took the title as the with a total monthly rainfall of 14 inches. And at this point we'd even go as far as to accuse the rain of mocking us, as week after week the sun would shine but the second the...
If you're the ultimate Swiftie looking for a new home, we may have found the perfect place for you! You just need $3.7 million to spare. Yup, that's the price of the three-bedroom duplex in Union Square that was used as...
As the Los Angeles staple continues to grow its footprint on the East Coast, New Yorkers will finally be able to participate in one of the franchise’s iconic promotions, well, celebrations! This Tuesday, all locations...
NYC and are unfortunately bound. Whether you're walking near a pile of trash or waiting for the subway, you've surely seen one scurry along with its never-ending tail and evil eyes. And now, an app is letting New Yorke...
Drugstore chain Rite Aid recently filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy and plans to shut down 17 New York locations. Beyond New York, the company expects to close nearly 100 stores nationwide. Though it's the third larges...
Since the beginning, creatives, performers and entertainers alike have called New York City home. Nuyorican Poets Cafe is one of the city's many cultural cornerstones that fosters this visionary environment. And now, it...
Mayor Eric Adams and NYC Parks Commissioner Sue Donoghue recently opened the North Park section of Freshkills Park in Staten Island. It's the first section of the site to be opened to the public, and once fully develope...
If you've been suffering with sleeping lately, welcome to New York: home to work addicts and hustlers, where shut eye is most definitely not a priority. I mean there's a reason we're called the city that never sleeps......
Before rats there were...alligators?! An old NYC legend claims that alligators live in NYC’s sewer system. The way the story goes is that wealthy New Yorkers would head to warmer states to vacation, bringing back ba...
Weighing in at a over 2,000 pounds, some of the largest pumpkins in the world will return to the New York Botanical Gardens (NYBG) beginning this weekend. It's all thanks to the Great Pumpkin Commonwealth, whose mission...