What are the different "sides" in NYC?

Ok, so I'm visiting NYC in a few weeks. It will be my first time on a subway system train. I have to ride from 7th Ave/53rd on Line E to World Trade Center. When I come back from ...show more

Mr Roger’s Neighborhood: NYC, introduce me to your neighborhood plus rental places NYC filter I’ve lived in NYC for about 4 years and really enjoy living here. Now I like my current neighborhood, but the apartment...

What men's hair salon in NYC (Manhattan) should I go to? I'm 33 and I've been trying to get a haircut that works for me since I was about 23. I'm not sure why it's so hard, when I can afford to go to a salon and use product, and I'm willing to do anything...

How can I get into data analysis with little-to-no data or programming experience? After drifting from one short gig to another in completely different fields on both sides of the country, I've finally been able to narrow down what I'd like to do for...

I'm trying to track down a very unusual gate on a NYC sidewalk. (A friend posted a photo of it on Facebook, challenging us to find it ourselves — she won't give us any clues.) It's a brown, cast-iron gate, with a thick circle in the middle, and there...

Dear all, I am an Indian traveling to NY for a couple of months on a business trip. I have experienced NY through Hollywood, especially through Woody Allen and am looking forward to my upcoming sojourn in what I know to be a fantastic city already. I...

For as long as I know, my dream has been to move to NYC and work in magazine publishing. And everything has been going well, except I am confused about life in New York. I've researched it a bit, but I still can't get around the boroughs, the neighborhood...

I was on a NYC subway train, and I was thinking about how there are doors on both sides of the car. That got me thinking: how does the conductor or the train driver prevent the doors on one side of the train from opening when there is no platform on...