New York City may no longer be the city that never sleeps. Studies have shown that nearly half of Americans suffer from sleep deprivation and many are ready to lay it to rest — even while traveling.

Walking down Seventh Ave. on a cold January evening, lined with bright lights, vendors, and the sound of performers, I felt a peace I had not expected. The chaos of Times Square is not a place one ...

But many say, after a certain time, venues and streets are quieter — as though the city that never sleeps is taking a nap. According to Yelp, the number of 24-hour restaurants across the city ...

“New York is the city that never sleeps,” she said, emphasizing her point with an expletive. “I mean, look at us. Out like a black alley cat,” she said, with an expertly executed purr.

Moving to New York City presents a series of seemingly Herculean tasks, chief among them finding an affordable place to live and, if you have kids and want to send them to public schools, tracking ...

After generations as 'The City That Never Sleeps', New Yorkers are waking up to the realization that many of their favorite late-night haunts are closing early. When shops, restaurants and bars ...

Be sure to add these venues to your New York Bucket ... shoes and get ready to explore the great outdoors in the city that ...

A year-old change that allows New York City to operate some 2,000 speed cameras around the clock—rather than just on weekdays during daylight hours—has already yielded significant safety improvements, ...

Who needs peace of mind when you’ve got avocado toast, oat milk and goat cheese? The city that never sleeps has turned into the city that can’t stop navel-gazing. Enter goat yoga, where goats ...