Since serving its first meal to 35 people in October 1982, Holy Apostles Soup Kitchen has opened its doors Monday through Friday, without fail, to feed hungry New Yorkers.

As New Yorkers, we’re proud of our focus and hustle — and why not? That determination to get where we’re going, however, often happens at the expense of looking around to notice and appreciate all the unique things that make living here so “New York.

New York is a city drawn outside the lines — a city that is alive with bold, genuine personalities driven to express themselves.

Have you walked up and down the streets of Chelsea lately and been surprised to notice that a familiar storefront business is no longer there? At the Greenwich Village-Chelsea Chamber of Commerce (GVCCC), we know the stories of Manhattan’s ever-changing small business community.

Working long hours all week long, week in and week out, can leave us feeling quite accomplished — but exhausted. More than likely, many of us aren’t able to hop on a jet to escape to a far off island mid-work week (or even on weekends) for some much-needed rest and relaxation.

In the midst of hectic schedules and the bustle of our city, there is one thing true New Yorkers will always find time for: a flavorful meal, in a pleasant setting.

The Women’s National Basketball Association (WNBA) headed into their twentieth season this year.

Hudson River Park is the longest waterfront park in the United States. It was transformed from four miles of decaying piers and parking lots into a park that serves millions of people across NYC.

Take a look at Touching Hearts at Home, a company focused on personal care and assisting seniors with everyday tasks, allowing them to maintain an independent lifestyle.

Last week I was lucky enough to spend my day of interning outside the office and on the NYC TV & Movie tour by On Location Tours.