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Coronavirus is taking over the globe, and the news cycle. With one officially confirmed patient in NYC (and another just outside the city in Westchester), it's natural to start panicking. But the city is on it. Both NY...
NYC shows its love through street art and so in honor of Kobe and Gianna Bryant there is a large, colorful new tribute mural currently being painted in the Chinatown/Lower East Side area. Soon after the untimely death...
After calling NYC home for the last 77 years, Burger Heaven will be closing its doors for good on Friday, February 28. According to a recent report by the New York Times, the diner-style burger chain will be closing it...
In early 2019, the MTA announced that they'd be rolling out new redesigned subway cars with "open gangways," and the first looks are finally here! It was originally reported that the trains would be hitting the tracks...
Luxury apartment buildings have been popping up all over NYC in recent years, and soon they may have to offer some of that apartment space to the homeless. City officials have been looking for housing solutions for the...
Only a few months after announcing bankruptcy, Barneys New York will now officially be closing all stores by Sunday, February 23. The final days are here for the iconic department store. Barneys New York has been runni...
The Pennsy Food Hall—a multi-vendor dining hall that added some amazing options to the less than ideal Penn Station/34th St. food scene—will be closing on March 31. Though the food hall itself hasn't made a statement y...
Walking across the Brooklyn Bridge is one of those iconic made-in-New-York moments, but if you've ever actually done it, it can be a lot less magical than you might expect. Between tourists trying to get the perfect gr...
From time to time the MTA has to put subway cars into "retirement" when they get too old for service or more modern designs replace them. And now it's time for the historic 1969 R-42 cars to take their final ride! Toda...
L Train riders who live near Avenue A were greeted this morning with a new entrance to the First Avenue station, that will (hopefully) ease commuter congestion. The new entrance to the 1 Av Station's 8 Av-bound platfor...