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After 12 months, the L Train Tunnel (or the Canarsie Tunnel) has reopened as of yesterday, April 26. Governor Cuomo made the announcement during yesterday's daily coronavirus press conference update. The project was in...

Mayor de Blasio announced today (April 27) that his office, along with the NY City Council, is planning to open up to 100 miles of NYC streets as the weather gets warmer. Though he says they are coming up with a more r...

PSA: don’t inject disinfectants into your body. In response to the growing search trends regarding the curative effects of bleach, disinfectant, and administering injections thereof, the manufacturers of Lysol and Dett...

Along with the Malayan tiger Nadia, who was the first animal in the U.S. to test positive, now seven additional large cats have been diagnosed with COVID-19. Like Nadia, they live in The Bronx Zoo. The cats that have n...

Sadly the effects of restaurant and bar closures due to the coronavirus lockdown are now having permanent repercussions. After SoHo's Lucky Strike, another beloved NYC hotspot has closed down: Coogan's Bar in Washingto...

This week has had some crazy weather. After a tornado warning in NYC earlier this week (yes, you read that right), there was actually a bit of snowfall this morning (April 23)! Though the weather called for rain, it...

After a meeting with President Trump yesterday (April 21), Governor Cuomo announced that the state is aiming to double its daily coronavirus testing capabilities: from 20,000 to 40,000 people. The Governor has increasi...

In his press conference this morning, April 20, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced that all NYC permits for events in June would be canceled. All permitted events in May had already been canceled last week, but he had ment...

When the state first shut down around March 20, all of the marriage bureaus were ordered to be closed. So, if you had a wedding planned, or even wanted to still do a small personal ceremony, you were out of luck. Th...

One grandma’s simple request earned her 150 cans of beer. 93-year-old Olive Veronesi, from Pittsburgh, was simply doing the right thing by staying home, but she was running low on her essential supplies. So, as any res...