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On Sunday, July 9th, Governor Kathy Hohcul declared a state of emergency with flash flooding and excessive rain for New York's Orange County. Before heading into the weekend, Governor Hochul released a warning New Y...
It's hard to believe that the NYC subways system is more than a century old...well actually, with all of its issues, maybe not. Nevertheless, it's got a fascinating history that has continued to evolve over the years. ...
NYC is pretty straightforward when it comes to its neighborhood names, though once you head to Long Island that's where things could potentially get a bit tricky. But wait 'til you hear this one–the place with longest n...
With 8,000,000+ people living in New York City, it's hard to imagine life with a smaller population. From our shoe box apartments to our cramped streets, we've grown pretty accustomed to small spaces and people being ev...
We've been keeping you posted on all of Penn Station's upcoming renovations, but we're excited to report that the Long Island Railroad Concourse is ready and open to all commuters! Today, Skanska, a leading global cons...
The Brant Foundation recently unveiled Andy Warhol: Thirty Are Better Than One, its exhibition of 100+ artworks by Andy Warhol, and to celebrate a new Warhol pop-up store has found its way to SoHo. The pop-up store c...
We've seen the MTA release and MetroCards in the past, and now the New York Public Library (NYPL) and Queens Public Library (QPL) are following suit with limited-edition library cards celebrating the 50th anniversary...
Just the mention of the name Louis Armstrong can make one hear jazz music begin to play in their head–and Queens' new Louis Armstrong Center plays on more of your senses than just sound. The Louis Armstrong House Mus...
The 32-story Margaritaville hotel with the only outdoor in Times Square is currently facing possible foreclosure. According to , a UCC foreclosure auction has been scheduled for the on Monday, July 10th. The forecl...
New York has always been a hub for migrants from all over the world, but I think it's safe to say that the number of people moving here has been a lot more noticeable in the past decade or so. Numerous natives have c...