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You might have noticed some new art in the Williamsburg area, specifically a mural dedicated to the massive Puerto Rican community residing in the city. Don Rimx, a Puerto Rican native who moved to the Grand Street nei...
The celebration continues for this weekend's monumental World Cup win by the U.S. Women's National Soccer Team. With a 2-0 victory over the Netherlands on Sunday, it took Mayor Bill de Blasio only a few minutes after t...
The ban on styrofoam has been in the works since last year, now that its finally being enforced as of this past Monday (July 1). Let's look into the consequences for the biggest parties it affects: Since classifying th...
Bad news, looks like commutes via AirTrain at JFK and Newark Airport could potentially be a bit pricier... The Port Authority has just announced a new plan that will affect a few transportation methods at NYC airport...
The declaration for climate emergencies have been taking place in various cities around the globe, and yesterday the New York City Council voted to join in on this increasingly important crisis. According to the Huffi...
Yesterday night, a vote between the nine-members of the Rent Guideline Board (RGB) took place regarding another surge of increases on monthly rent to tenants in rent-stabilized apartments. The vote resulted in a 5-4 sp...
The New York Public Library system is probably one of the best membership options you can get. With access to an endless amount of resources, books and movies, the perks seemed almost too good to be true... Kanopy ...
Central Park's Belvedere Castle will reopen at the end of this week after 16 months of restorations. This landmark structure was originally ideated in 1858 by the park's designers, Frederick Law Olmsted and Calvert Vau...
The Flying Wallendas are one of the oldest circus family names in the world, notoriously known for their crazy and risque highwire acts. One of the first highwire acts actually dates back to 1928 in Madison Square Gard...
If you're sick of the same tired old museum routine with high entry fees and strict rules (no touching, getting close, etc), then you have to check out the recently opened installation on Pier 17. The Nautilus comes fr...