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New York: Forget Central Park and Pack a Picnic for These 6 Semi-Secret NYC Parks
Maybe it's not your first time to New York City . Maybe you're sick of the sweaty scene at Central Park.
NY attorney general holds off rent hikes
New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has settled deceptive business practices complaints against the the company that owns Manhattan housing complexes Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village.
Broadway's Night Out: After-Partying Till the Break of Dawn With All the Tony Winners
Just like Cyndi Lauper , Shindigger has prepared since childhood for Broadway's biggest night by practicing our acceptance speech "to the shower curtain."
New parking rules for upper Manhattan
Starting Monday, Washington Heights and Inwood parking restrictions will be eased as street sweeping schedules are reduced - thanks to the neighborhoods' improving cleanliness.
The choice used to be an easy one. Those who could afford it chose the city. Those who wanted more space for their bucks chose the lower borough.
New York: 5 Hotels In Lower Manhattan For River Gazing
For most of us, we're just happy that our hotel room in Manhattan doesn't look out onto a brick wall.
Accused Mark Carson Killer to Appear in Court Today
CBS News, New York reports that Elliot Morales, suspect in the May 18th shooting death of 32 year old Mark Carson in Greenwich Village is scheduled to be arraigned in a Manhattan court room today.
Senegalese Pepper Sauce, Made in Manhattan
It was only two years ago that Nafi's Condiments and Sauces - a line of habanero-based pepper sauces and pastes - was launched in New York City, but the journey that led to Nafissatou Camara's jumpstarting her business began many years before.
Months after Sandy, solar chargers for mobile phon...
New York City unveiled the first of 25 free solar charging stations for mobile phones on Tuesday, installed in response to Superstorm Sandy, which wiped out power and forced residents to walk miles to charge their phones.
New Video Shows Bike Bomber Riding to Times Square
The FBI released new surveillance video that tracks the bike-riding suspect in the 2008 Times Square military recruiting station bombing from 37th Street to the device drop-off point.
Jack Resnick & Sons signs 70K sf lease deals at its Sandy-ravaged 199 Water St.
Jack Resnick & Sons' 199 Water Street, which bore the full wrath of Hurricane Sandy, has just signed two full-floor leases totaling over 70,000 square feet, the New York Post reported.
Luxury Art Deco Condo Rises in Forest Hills
A 16-story condo, which is rising on Queens Boulevard, between Continental Avenue and 71st Road, is scheduled to be completed in June 2014.
34 photographs of New York City in the 19th century
A New York street is shown during the blizzard of 1888. The blizzard that occured March 12-14 paralyzed the city with 40 This photo shows Broadway, looking north from 10th Street, and Grace Church, right, in New YorK City circa 1880s.
Cop killed 40 years ago remembered as a hero
A Manhattan police officer slain in the line of duty 40 years ago was hailed as a hero at a ceremony today outside the Harlem stationhouse where he worked.
Kate Spade Saturday Is Redefining Window Shopping With Its New 24-Hour Digital Storefronts
This past Saturday, I was invited to test-drive Kate Spade Saturday 's new touchscreen storefront in NYC's Meatpacking District.
Police Investigate Lower East Side Rape
Police are asking for the public's help locating a man wanted in connection with the rape of a Manhattan woman over the weekend.
TI Storage to Build Self-Storage Facility in Manhattan, NY
Self-storage operator TI Storage has acquired a 36,000-square-foot parking lot in Manhattan, N.Y., on which it plans to develop a self-storage facility.
Critical Play: Picturing Playgrounds in Central Park
Erik Benson, "The Park," installation view at the Arsenal Gallery The name Robert Moses has become synonymous with the type of city planning most sentient New Yorkers hate.
Gershwin Fan Stages Limited Run of Mini Jazz Opera at Harlem's Cotton Club
Eric Einhorn at the Cotton Club, after a rehearsal for his co-production of George Gershwin's "Blue Monday."
Sherie Rene Scott's Solo Show, Piece of Meat, Returns to 54 Below June 17-29
Three-time Tony Award nominee Sherie Rene Scott , last seen on Broadway in Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown , brings her cabaret show, Piece of Meat , back to the intimate Manhattan nightspot 54 Below beginning June 17. The show had its New York premiere at 54 Below in October 2012 and was seen in London in February.