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At WatchHouse, the latest coffee outlet in NYC, an exquisite pour-over coffee is priced at an astonishing $52, making it one of the city's priciest brews.

The overwhelming condition of public litter baskets in various neighborhoods is raising concerns about cleanliness as overflowing trash spills onto streets and sidewalks.

Emira D'Spain's luxury NYC apartment features a glam room for her makeup collection, demonstrating her love for beauty and style in an extravagant living space.

For those rates, you'll get a virtual reading with the hotel's Pup Psychic in Residence, which the company says will offer you "intuitive insights into your dog's inner world - from temperament to secret quirks and preferences."

MOIA is a New York City agency that operates independently from federal immigration enforcement, ensuring safety and support for all immigrant New Yorkers.

Cost of summer fun with kids can be pricey and frequently requires cash expenditure just to enjoy outdoor activities in NYC.

Several members of The Wiggles, including Anthony Field and Lachy Gillespie, performed at Old Mates Pub in NYC, captivating the adult audience with nostalgic joy.

John Summit's Experts Only Festival will take place on Randall's Island in NYC this September, showcasing a diverse lineup of artists and creating an immersive experience for attendees.

Charlet charges up to $50 for a 90-minute car-sitting session during alternate parking hours, preventing residents from getting fined or towed.

"The $2.5 million budget investment in the AAPI history curriculum represents an historic commitment to enrich education in New York City, fostering greater inclusivity."

The Macy's July 4th Fireworks show begins at 9:25pm on Friday, July 4, 2025, lasting about 25 minutes, launched from the Brooklyn Bridge and four barges.

Increased bus service will commence on June 29, targeting peak times to reduce wait times across 14 local routes in the outer boroughs.

"This is a very important community program," said Emily Chase, assistant commissioner for public programs at NYC Parks, at a kickoff event Thursday. "It's a great place to meet people and be part of an amazing, diverse New York City community."

No one believed that we could actually build out the system, and then we built it.

"The partnership aims to support collaboration between other city agencies to develop comprehensive policy proposals, ensuring decisions and policies are integrated across housing, health, and education."

The true gem surrounding its debut sits in the corner of the kitchen: a coal oven built in 1890-the oldest in America!-which formerly provided fresh bread for the neighborhood's Italian immigrants.

The TLC estimates that under the revised system, minimum pay for a standard 30-minute, 7.5-mile trip will increase to $29.07.

Friends of +POOL has finished constructing the floating vessel for New York City's first water-filtering swimming pool, set to open at Pier 35 in 2026.

Attend a family-friendly event to celebrate Juneteenth, learn about African American history, and enjoy fun activities including storytelling, art, pony rides, music, and more.

Drivers in New York City should be cautious of fake QR code stickers on parking meters that lead to scams for credit card information, warns DOT.

"I could lie and say it was exactly what we envisioned, but we were putting something truly new and original into the world and when you do that, you never quite know how it's going to react when it's out in the world," said Lance Fensterman, the chief executive officer of Fanatics Events.

Arcadia reflects on the intertwined relationship of artists with their environments, showcasing bright, uncluttered paintings that evoke nostalgia and the beauty of everyday life.

We are searching for a reader who would like Apartment Therapy's design experts to run a perfect play and make over one entertaining room of their home.

JetBlue's "Book it Before it's Hot" Sale offers one-way domestic and international flights under $100 out of NYC-region airports, perfect for summer escapes.

The report revealed the Bronx had the city's highest percentage of chronic litterers at 18%, compared to 16% in Queens, 13% in Brooklyn and Staten Island, and 8% in Manhattan.