New Yorkers are trekking through knee-high water in a flooded Brooklyn Street as a rainstorm continues to pummel the ...

Some underground attractions are closed, and many outdoor sites have reduced their services. By Chris Hippensteel As the government shutdown enters its first full week, travelers planning visits to ...

A moneyed Upper East Side family is looking to build an indoor pool in the cellar of their posh residence — but their neighbors aren’t exactly having a splash. Plans are in place — but work hasn’t yet ...

The Democratic candidate is leading the polls. Here are his affordability-centered plans, and what may stand in the way.

President Trump redoubled his threat to use the shutdown to slash the federal bureaucracy as Democrats and Republicans dug in for an extended battle. The New York Times Reporting from Washington ...

As Congress remains at an impasse on an agreement to fund government operations, several sites under the National Park Service (NPS) have brought their operations to a halt. Across the country, parks ...

The professional cleaning industry is expected to keep growing, with the residential sector set to see the biggest rise in ...

Whether your living room needs painting, you’re preparing for a full gut renovation, or you’re putting your house on the ...

More people are paying to simplify their lives. Here’s how to decide if it’s a smart investment or just another expense.

Consumer advocates say thousands of customer complaints show the company's automatic subscription model needs to be reined in ...

I sat down with Jason Feller, who went from managing private clubs for 20 years to running his own trash bin cleaning ...

It’s time to take a peek into the core of the Big Apple. The public will get a chance to see hidden places around New York City when the annual Open House New York festival returns Oct. 17-19, ...