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If the eyes of New Yorkers keeping New York safe didn't follow you before, they will now.

Whole Foods sells chopped cheese sandwiches for $8, double the average cost at a bodega.

Santa exists, at least on the city's public Wi-Fi network.

The trucks will start giving away food to a limited number of customers at 11 a.m.

The Upper West Side Whole Foods was accused of "colonialism" for selling the cult bodega staple for $8.

The festive display includes a nightly radio sync-up with "All I Want for Christmas is You."

Sixteen venues throughout the borough will participate in the bar crawl on Dec. 26.

The pooch-friendly eatery "BYOD" would have treats, water and a "mini dog run," its creators said.

The zoo highlighted photos of tiger cubs, gorillas, lemurs and fruit bats.

The electric "1" and "7" that will light up at midnight on Dec. 31 arrived in the square Thursday.

Alamo Drafthouse will permit moviegoers to bring their toy weapons into theaters screening "Rogue One."

Revel in the holiday spirit with other carolers at these chipper musical events around the city.

Police Officer Joshua Sailor from the 113th Precinct named the rescued pit bull Mila.

This species of iguana was once almost wiped out on their native Cayman Islands, zoo officials said.

Loco Coco has been performing around the city while trying to make his name as a street clown.