Stories tagged "newyorkcity"

Finding new, exciting bars in NYC can sometimes be a bit of a challenge, so I’ve put together my quick list of very unique and inconspicuous spots that I fall back on to mix things up.

Earlier this year, I reviewed the Nat Sherman Host Selection, the Nat Sherman Metropolitan Selection, the Nat Sherman V.I.P. Selection and the Nat Sherman

At a party with David Patrick Columbia, who documents New York City's socialites online.

If you’re a forester perversely inclined to ply your trade in New York City, a new initiative makes now a pretty good time to make a go of it.

NY Democrat Gregory Meeks and several others have been wasting taxpayer money on useless junkets over the years.

After two years of repairs, the Intrepid aircraft carrier set out for one last ride.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg announced on Thursday that he would support changing the term limit law and would seek a third term if it is lifted.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg plans to announce Thursday morning that he will seek to modify New York City’s two-term limit, according to three people who have been told of his plans.

The disaster unfolding now in China is eerily similar to the “swill milk” scandal that rumbled on in New York for several decades of the 19th century.

New York City agreed to codify standards for how homeless families seeking shelter should be treated in exchange for freedom from long-running judicial oversight.