New York City’s filled with people of all shapes, sizes, ethnicities and backgrounds. Many are born and bred here. Others move to the big city to fulfill their dreams.
Former Mayor Ed Koch once said you’re a true New Yorker after living in the Big Apple for at least 10 years. But, nevertheless, battles sometimes erupt over when you can say you’re from New York despite your place of origin.
Superstorm Sandy hit the tri-state area two months ago this Saturday. The storm flooded streets, highways, tunnels, buildings, and homes, and crippled the region's public transit system.
Who doesn’t love a good story? It’s through stories that we’re transported to magical places and introduced to unusual characters. If we’re listening carefully we usually learn something.
Kids today confront age old problems.
Hanukkah,the festival of lights, begins at sundown Saturday. On this week's Cityscape, a renowned storyteller and a singer-guitarist combine their talents to share a Hanukkah tale.
The holiday season is a time for celebrating with family, friends and colleagues. Quite often those get-togethers involve alcohol, and for that reason law enforcement officials say drunk driving is of particular concern right now.
Superstorm Sandy destroyed thousands of homes in her path and flooded countless others. People all along the upper East Coast, including right here in New York City, are now faced with the daunting task of rebuilding their homes and lives.
With the economy the way it is, more and more families are relying on dual incomes and need somewhere for their kids to go after school. As part of WFUV’s Strike a Chord campaign, this week’s Cityscape is focusing its attention on after-school programs.
A lot of New Yorkers are still picking up the pieces following Superstorm Sandy. The storm's destruction in New York City got us thinking about how much we love the Big Apple.
New York City's still reeling from Superstorm Sandy. On this week's show, we're talking with folks on the front lines of relief efforts. We're also looking at the city's decision to cancel this weekend's marathon.
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