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The iconic Times Square’s New Year’s Eve ball that we all just watched to ring in 2025 is the same one that has been dazzling not just New Yorkers but people all over the world for the past 17 years. Though all things must eventually come to an end, and the same rings true for this iconic ball.
On Wednesday, January 15th, the ball dropped for one final time at 3 pm. It was finally retired due to its “antiquated†lighting system, as reported by the New York Times. Michael Phillips, president of Jamestown, the real estate firm that owns One Times Square, stated that a replacement ball...
Meagan Good Opts for Sultry Strappy Reptilian Sandals for ‘Harlem’ Season 3 Premiere in New York City Footwear News
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It appears that the Year of the Snake is slithering in to give NY students a day off from school! Public schools all across New York will give students a day off to celebrate Lunar New Year as an official school holiday for the first time ever.
Lunar New Year is one of the most important celebrations to East and Southeast Asian cultures around the globe. It’s a celebration of the arrival of spring and the beginning of a new year on the lunisolar calendar. And while NYS has the second largest Asian population across the country, Lunar New Year wasn’t considered an official NYS...
It’s been ten days since the much talked about congestion pricing plan officially went into effect in NYC, charging drivers $9 during peak hours when entering the central business district area of Manhattan—now known as the Congestion Relief Zone, and we already have some data to analyze the impact of the new scheme.
According to preliminary figures released by the Metropolitan Transportation Authority (MTA), “traffic was down 7.51% last week compared to the same time last year.” The data also shows that approximately 219,000 fewer vehicles entered the...
Every year, AirlineRatings.com releases a list of the world’s safest airlines. This year’s study analyzed a total of 385 global airlines to come to a conclusion.
When crafting the list, AirlineRankings.com took a look at various safety factors, including: serious incidents over the past two years, fleet age, fleet size, rate of incidents, fatalities, profitability, IOSA certification, ICAO country audit pass, and pilot skill and training.
Fortunately, most of the United States’ big four airlines made the cut. However, Air New Zealand took the number one spot as the safest...
New York City is packed with world-renowned museums and cultural attractions, of course, but visiting them comes at a price. Unlike our neighbors in Washington, D.C., we’ve got to pay to get inside these institutions.
But thankfully, New Yorkers (and visitors, too!) can get discounted tickets right now through NYC Must-See Week. This week (well, technically three weeks, but we’re not complaining) runs from January 21-February 9 with two-for-one tickets to attractions, museums, performing arts, and tours across the five boroughs. Booking is now open...