By Georgia Kral
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Starbucks is feeling the heat this Valentine’s Day!
Earlier this week, the coffee company announced the debut of the Molten Chocolate trio, three beverages with chocolate sauce that are sure to get you going. (Though it could just be the caffeine?)
Sushi Beauu brings omakase experience the Empire State Building
Balaboosta: The Village haven where heritage, heat and hospitality collide
Oddball opens in the East Village, with a creative team mixing offbeat drinks and eclectic comfort food
Ziggy’s Roman Cafe opens in DUMBO: What to know about the borough’s newest family-friendly Italian restaurant
National Tennis Center to transform into World Cup Fan Zone next summer
Why the City Council wants to force NYC co-ops to disclose reasons for sale denials
Eric Adams’ exit interview: At the end of his lone term as NYC mayor, how will he be remembered?
Fare evasion: MTA examining whether ‘European-style’ enforcement can occur while buses move
Subway upgrades: MTA board approves A/C line signal project and new elevators at five stations — all funded by congestion pricingNational Tennis Center to transform into World Cup Fan Zone next summer
Mets rumors: Why hasn’t Munetaka Murakami signed yet?
Jaxson Dart on Dan Quinn’s running back comments: ‘This is nothing new’
Team USA already recognizing Mets’ Nolan McLean’s high ceiling
NYC World Cup committee chief: Travel to MetLife Stadium will improve after Club World Cup issues
‘The Traitors’ brings deception and drama to Brooklyn with immersive experience at historic Weylin
Revolution in three acts: A sip and tell at Pen + Brush
Marcarson’s incredible artwork at upcoming Not For Them pop-up meets you where you are, with no context required
Dyker Heights Christmas Lights Guide: Brooklyn holiday spectacle draws visitors from around the world
A nearly 30-foot-tall Buddha statue will tower over the High Line in 2026
DirecTV antitrust suit against Nexstar back online after appellate ruling
Battle of attrition: NYPD makes record number of hires in 2025, but union argues staffing crisis remains high
Drug trafficking operation along Roosevelt Avenue corridor in Jackson Heights dismantled: DA
Judge resignations and Covid workers’ comp | amNew York Law Bench Report for Dec. 17, 2025
‘Suspicious devices’ found after Brooklyn fire deemed non-hazardous
