Fog and rain didn’t stop the fancy hats from descending on Fifth Avenue this Easter Sunday..Despite the less-than-ideal weather, thousands of New Yorkers and visitors participated…
Dozens of streets across the five boroughs will transform into public pedestrian plazas for Earth Day on the last Saturday of April.The annual Car-Free Earth Day,…
Each spring and summer, a nearly 1-mile stretch of Rockaway Beach is reserved for a special return visitor: the piping plover.In 1985, the tiny shorebird was…
New York City’s first-ever office for LGBTQIA+ Affairs opens this month under the leadership of civil rights attorney Taylor Brown.Brown, 35, who was appointed by Mayor…
LOWER MANHATTAN (WABC) — Step inside Fraunces Tavern Museum and you’re stepping into one of the oldest surviving buildings in Manhattan – it was constructed in…
A new public artwork has landed—well, technically, it’s hovering—over the Lullwater in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park. Think a flock of neon-pink birds, suspended midair, with wings fluttering…
NEW YORK (WABC) — Car fanatics are gearing up the 126th New York International Auto Show, opening Friday at the Jacob K. Javits Convention Center.The show…
Few people know that Sardi’s, the Theater District restaurant known for its walls plastered with over 1,000 celebrity caricatures, was actually where the Tony Awards were…
LOWER MANHATTAN, New York (WABC) — NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch faced tough questions from City Council over the crime rate in the nation’s biggest city -…
