Along Wall Street today, curious square and rectangular wooden block pavers amidst the "Eurocobble" stones mark a Dutch historical construction long forgotten.
PBS American Experience: The Race Underground tells the story of the motor that powered America's first subway system, tested right here in NYC in 1886.
The MTA is testing out prototypes of track vacuum systems (Vakmobiles) that would be more portable than the vacuum trains used to clean the NYC subway system.
What does it take to bring a sculpture or art piece out from the dark interiors of an artist's personal studio? Here are the requirements for public art in NYC.
New Yorker Maureen Seaberg is a tetrachromat and can see up to a 100 million colors–the average human can see 1 million. Here she shows us the colors of her NYC
Most people ignore the spray painted symbols on NYC's streets, but the book Networks of New York delves into the hidden internet infrastructure and its coded language.
There are still hundreds of boot scrapers left on the streets of NYC, across all different styles, a remnant of an era when walking was a fashionable passtime.
There's noise pollution in NYC, but the city made local laws to protect its residents. Local Law 113 was made to have restrictions like quiet hours.
5.9 million people on average ride the MTA daily. That’s almost six million pairs of shoes walking up and down
Does NYC's Marriott Marquis hotel in Times Square have secrets floors above the restaurant The View on the 48th Floor? A YouTuber goes in search of the answer.