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In our Dining Reports, we share a firsthand perspective of a recent restaurant visit, covering everything from the vibe to must-get dishes. See more in the Eater app. Via Carota is still, after 10 years, notoriously hard to get into. The lines are long, and reservations are scarce. But the hype is still warranted: The

The Jersey City Board of Education yesterday held a community outreach committee meeting and town hall on Section 504 and Individualized Educational Programs (IEPs) under special education, but advocates largely stayed home out of protest. Trustee Natalia Ioffe, the chair of the committee, told the audience that she ha

The Department of Buildings is telling New York City’s construction world to batten down the hatches, warning that thunderstorms and a shot at high winds are expected across the metropolitan area from this afternoon through Friday. Builders, property owners and crane operators are being urged to secure construction sit

Limited-time burgers have taken off nationwide, and diners are lining up to snag a bite.

NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Nearly 195,000 people slept in the New York City shelter system in 2025, marking a grim milestone in the system’s history, according to an annual report from the Coalition for the Homeless. The yearly State of the Homeless report, this year titled “A Crisis Inherited, A Choice Ahead,” reveals th

Italian food in Hoboken isn’t just dinner; it’s part of the culture. It’s the go-to spots, the favorite orders, and the places that start to feel like second homes. So when a familiar name switches things up, locals take notice. Many Hoboken residents know Johnny Pepperoni as a casual, comfortable spot for easy dinners

A 12-year-old student in the Jersey City school district took her own life over the weekend, according to Superintendent of Schools Dr. Norma Fernandez, and she asked the public not to speculate about the circumstances as some parents allege it was due to bullying. The revelation came at last night’s...

This week feels like a blessing, complete with perfect low-humidity weather, the Knicks leading the playoffs, and the Word Cup starting any day now. If it wasn’t before, now is the time to make al fresco dining (and drinking) priority number one because another cool crop of newly-opened bars and restaurants have sprung

The National Puerto Rican Day Parade will return to New York City this weekend, bringing millions of spectators, music, culture and Puerto Rican pride to Fifth Avenue. Now in its 69th year, the parade is themed "We Are More Than 100x35" ("Somos Más Que 100x35"), highlighting the strength and diversity of Puerto Rican c

For single mothers like Lakeshia Alexander, just walking into the grocery store is stressful.