New York City

Everyone in New York City takes their pizza seriously. And we mean everyone.

Fourteen years later, the country remembered the events of September 11, 2001, and honored those who died.

A rainbow appeared over the World Trade Center on Thursday, one day before the 14th anniversary of the terrorist attacks.

If you've ever been to New York, you may have seen this man walking around. He's shirtless. He wears only underwear. He has a crazy long beard. And he's always doing something a little nuts.

Go along for a ride that will take your breath away.

People say that there are certain events in your life in which you will remember exactly where you were and what you were doing when they happened. For anyone who lived through it, September 11th, 2001 is one of those events.

Anthony Weiner, the former congressman who resigned in disgrace after lewd photos he had sent to young women were publicly exposed, held a press conference Tuesday in Manhattan where he admitted that he had basically done that exact same thing all over again, even after promising he wouldn't.

A commuter ferry carrying more than 300 passengers crashed into a dock in Lower Manhattan around 8:45 Wednesday morning.

The Coney Island Polar Bear Club's annual New Year's swim looks like a great time. People in costumes, swimming, having fun. We probably should've gone, but there was that whole hangover thing to deal with. Which makes us wonder, does jumping into the freezing Atlantic ocean cure a hangover? If so, we're totally there next year.

This past Saturday, SantaCon took over New York City. For all of you unfamiliar with this classic American holiday, it's an entire day dedicated to dressing up like Santa Claus and getting a little crazy frolicking around with fellow Saint Nick look-a-likes. It's sort of like a massive Christmas flash mob that makes you feel like you're in a strange alternate universe, but it's actually totally aw