Existing in New York City

With streets mostly plowed and schools set to reopen, city officials are warning New Yorkers to stay cautious as wind chills plunge and ice remains.

City officials want residents to prepare for power outages and delays. But some New Yorkers are ready to have fun.

Although Will Arnett makes it look easy in "Is This Thing On?," in real life, it takes a lot more work.

The Transit Museum in Brooklyn honors the the soon-to-be-bygone subway payment method.

If you've got a costume, you've got a spot. But be ready for crowds.

A film shop has become an unlikely destination for perfect portraits — and a reminder of what hasn’t changed.

From a minimalist SoHo loft to a modernist forest retreat, these NYC artist homes let visitors walk through the rooms where art was made.

A freshly opened portion of Under the K Bridge Park is offering free, native plants to anyone and everyone down to schlep over.

The Community Kitchen is a nonprofit “sliding-scale” restaurant that aims to make quality meals accessible to anyone.

The annual WikiConference North America is coming to Civic Hall in Union Square Oct. 16-19.