The parade begins at 77th st. in the Upper West Side at 9 am on Thursday, November 23, 2023 so we suggest getting a spot in between 60th and 70th on Central Park West before 6 am.

The second-annual 'Trick of Streets' returns to NYC this Halloween, this time with over 100 car-free locations across all five boroughs.

Central Park recorded the first measurable snowfall of the season this morning, with nearly half an inch as of 5:30am. This is latest first measurable snowfall for the season since record keeping began in 1869

Lottery players in the Bronx, Queens and Manhattan together took home more than $80,000 in winnings from Friday and Saturday Take 5 drawings. The biggest winner, a $42,157 ticket, was sold at Super Spring Grocery Corp., located at 90-39 Springfield Boulevard in Queens Village. 

NYC Small Business Opportunity Fund is the largest public-private loan fund will be doling out $75 million to approximately 1,500 local businesses. They can go up to $250,000 at an interest rate of 4 percent. There is no minimum credit score required or application fees. The loans are  available for startups and existing businesses, which must have less than $5 million in annual revenue. Reach out to SBS hotline at 888-SBS-4NYC.

Dolphins were spotted swimming through the Bronx River for the first time in half a decade, according to the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation. Dan Kastanis from NYC Parks said that there were at least two dolphins spotted in the video but it's possible there might have been more, 

Since 2002 with 7 people walking around half naked inside the NYC subways, the number grew to over 2,000 plus international cities following the same style. For this year, the event was canceled due to a pandemic. It was also canceled in 2021 and 2022. The group will make an announcement for next year.

New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy proposed offering incentives to employers for establishing work-from-home and hybrid staffing policies in a bid to end the double taxation for residents who commute to New York City.

Nurses want higher pay increases to counter the past year’s inflation, and are asking hospitals to hire more nurses and healthcare workers to shore up ranks that have thinned over the past three years, largely due to the pandemic. 

With dry weather, temperature will be slightly cold for Thursday and then to normal on the weekends. Then heavy rain on Monday morning followed by sun and clouds for Tuesday and Wednesday.