Exciting news for astrophiles, a massive planetarium is coming to Queens!
According to New York Senate Deputy Leader Michael Gianari, a $1 million state grant will fund Queens' first-ever planetarium. The was made alo...
Faster subways? Yes please!
The MTA is continuing efforts to help New Yorkers' commutes run more smoothly by increasing speeds on more train lines, and now it's the A line's turn.
The transit authority shared this w...
Over the weekend, the legendary actress Cicely Tyson was immortalized in Harlem: East 101st Street (between 3rd and Lexington Avenue) is now officially named "Cicely Tyson Way."
Tyson was born in 1924 in the Bronx an...
In addition to stopping at your local bodega for a hero, New Yorkers now have the option to get their sandwich fix at a local Jimmy John's.
The popular chain opened its first-ever NYC location in Clinton Hall this past...
Queen Sofia of Spain made her way to Harlem during a recent trip to New York. In honor of Hispanic Heritage month, one stop in particular on her trip was at an presented by the Teatro Real–The Royal Opera of Madrid.
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Twice a year the MTA conducts a formal request for feedback from transit riders in the form of their Customer Satisfaction Survey (which was instituted for the first time last year). Earlier this week , originally condu...
Rainfall has totaled 12 to 20 inches during the storm, even 30 inches in some places, which has caused horrendous flooding. Currently, more than one million Puerto Ricans are without power, 27 percent of the island has...
Mayor Eric Adams a multi-phase project and construction for Queensway, a 47-acre linear park to take over the abandoned LIRR Rockaway Beach Branch tracks in Queens.
Phase One of the $35 million investment, will take...
Back in June, the MTA shared that they would begin a pilot program installing hidden surveillance cameras in subway cars to help deter crime. Now, that program will be officially expanded to reach every single subway ca...
Imagine living above New York City – so far above it that you could see for miles and actually witness the curvature of the Earth. Well that’s what one lucky New Yorker can do if they want to purchase one of the city’s...