Since New Jersey is known to be a very diverse state, it should come as no surprise that the most ethnically diverse city in America is in New Jersey: Jersey City (for the sixth year in a row) according to Wallet Hub. Wallet Hub compared 501... Read More
Last week however a frontrunner, Fox Sports, emerged for the job of how the world could witness LIV Golf — a story perhaps no less mysterious than the courtship rituals of the sea’s most fearsome predator. LIV Golf, the upstart professional... Read More
When it comes to New Yorkers, we’ll defend our city to the death. That’s because there’s so many amazing things in this city, that can only be found, felt, or understood by living here. We asked our audience “What’s your favorite thing... Read More
Those who qualify to take part in the plan to forgive federal student loan debt are waiting for guidance on how to start the application process, a process the Department of Education said would be ready to go “in early October.” As... Read More
The U.S. National Transportation Safety Board (NTSB) recommended that all new vehicles be equipped with systems to stop people from driving while drunk. Unfortunately, the agency can’t issue the regulation on its own but urged the National... Read More
Now that Aaron Judge has slugged home run No. 60 for the season, the New York Yankees outfielder is just one dinger away from matching Roger Maris’ all-time American League record, and two away from breaking it. And if The Judge fails to go yard... Read More
If you have cold or flu symptoms, or suspect you may have COVID, visit with a doctor and find out the best next steps. While these conditions may involve fatigue, a cough, sore throat, and a runny or stuffy nose, there are also several... Read More
The Food and Drug Administration is warning the public over a social media challenge that involves cooking chicken in NyQuil. FDA warning about social media challenges The FDA says breathing in boiling NyQuil can harm the lungs even if the... Read More
Here is something you may want to note before you head out on your road trip or take to the sky to visit one of the rudest cities in America. According to a study from Prepaly, over 1,500 residents from 30 large metropolitan areas were surveyed on... Read More
Four Long Island schools were named 2022 Blue Ribbon winners. The National Blue Ribbon Schools Program, a part of the United States Department of Education, announces hundreds of recipients of the award each year. The award was created... Read More
When LIV Golf first launched, its Saudi backers likely assumed that selling its media rights would be as easy as a two-foot putt. Instead, the company is mired in a sand trap, and its options appear to be dwindling. That’s according to a new... Read More
Below is everything you need to know about the celebration: 1. When is National Hispanic Heritage Month celebrated in the United States? Every year from Sept. 15 to Oct. 15 2. Why is it celebrated on those dates? The day of Sept. 15 is... Read More
The Big Bounce America, Featuring the World’s Largest Bounce House, Continues its Long Island Tour Stop This Weekend Attractions include a 16,000 sq. ft. bounce house, a customized sports arena, and MUCH MORE! The Big Bounce... Read More
Staten Island, Queens, Nassau County, and Suffolk County will host Chinese-inspired vibrant winter lantern installations, all with different themes and experiences for the whole family NYC Winter Lantern Festival is returning to New York for the... Read More
iHeartRadio is taking another step into the Metaverse with the launch of iHeartLand on Roblox, a one-of-a-kind place where gaming, live events, never-ending entertainment, music, and the most popular talent come together to offer fans a premiere... Read More