New York City’s dessert landscape includes unconventional items like a 24-layer pickle cake and a chocolate dessert resembling plant soil, reflecting a trend toward experimental sweets.
A Harlem cafe has started hosting live music nights every weekend. The initiative aims to draw local patrons and support area musicians.
A 15-year-old boy was shot on an A train near the 80th Street station in Queens. He is expected to survive while police investigate the incident.
After a gluten intolerance diagnosis, Vanessa Phillips created a gluten-free frozen food brand to fill a gap in supermarket offerings. Her New York-based business is growing steadily.
The New York Times presents 15 salad recipes designed to function as full meals, incorporating hearty ingredients for a more substantial dining experience.
Green Plate ends its Brooklyn pop-up and will open a permanent vegan restaurant in Williamsburg this summer.
A third man has pleaded guilty in the 2002 murder of Jam Master Jay, the DJ for Run-DMC, admitting to aiding the gunmen in accessing the Queens recording studio where he was killed.
McDonald’s will introduce a Stranger Things-themed Happy Meal promotion nationwide starting May 5. The toys highlight the show’s ‘Upside Down’ setting.
Stone debris fell from a 19-story building on Broadway near Reade Street Monday morning. No injuries were reported, and the Department of Buildings is investigating.
Guy Rivera received a sentence of 115 years to life for the killing of NYPD Officer Jonathan Diller. The verdict follows a trial that concluded earlier this month.
Leaf & Root, a vegan restaurant with Southern and Caribbean-inspired dishes, will open in Harlem later this month.
The MTA hosted an event at Grand Central Terminal where children with autism could operate train simulators as part of Autism Awareness Month.
