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New York City's public school system was one of the first to announce it was shutting down for the snow.

Here's everything you need to know about attending one of the city's most celebrated fundraising events.

To celebrate the opening of its second restaurant location in NYC, Arby's will be releasing its infamous "deer meat" sandwich.

"We've built a consciousness to respond to police and make the point that black lives matter and police need to be held accountable," Bento said. "If you don't do these things, these are people that are going to be coming after you."

A Facebook post recounting the efforts of passengers in a subway train who erased Nazi Swastika symbols in Manhattan, New York, has gone viral, and was even shared by the former first daughter Chelsea Clinton. 

From dinner specials to weekend parades, here is your guide to welcoming the Chinese Lunar New Year in NYC.

Happy National Chocolate Cake Day! Grab a slice at one of these leading NYC bakeries.

Pax Assist, Inc. allegedly denied employees time to properly observe Ramadan.

From participating restaurants to special deals, there is a lot to know about New York Restaurant Week.

Hundreds of subway riders will participate in pantless rides in New York City, Los Angeles, Chicago, Boston and Montreal.

NYPD said it will deploy “extraordinary assets,” including 65 sand trucks and 100 blocker vehicles around Times Square on Saturday.

Take center stage at a holiday pot-luck party and show up with a creamy shrimp casserole side dish.

Before opening presents, kick off Christmas Day with a holiday blessing.

How about leaving Santa homemade milk and cookie shots instead of the same old Oreo set up?

What's Christmas without a couple of cocktails?

Whether it's a Christmas spectacular or the tale of a wayward witch, there is no shortage of Broadway hits this holiday season.

Some places in the Big Apple are offering special Christmas-themed pre-fixe menus for holiday diners.

No matter the weather, the parade will start at 11:15 a.m.

These places in New York City are not only showing the presidential election results live but also offering drink specials.

Michael Quinn was arrested in Los Angeles in May during a sting conducted by U.S. officials who offered to set him up with a 6-year-old boy in exchange for $250.

New York City's 43rd annual Village Halloween Parade is open only to people in costumes and this year’s theme is “reverie.”