I can't stop looking at the photos of this $30 million apartment.

It's very difficult to read about and see photos of all the devastation Hurricane Sandy caused last night without feeling the need to do something useful.

Cord Jefferson left New York City, and was glad he had the opportunity.

See more from the income inequality report from the New York City Comptroller's Office here.

It seems like all of the places I’ve lived, to a certain degree, have been about a combination of making the space my own and trying not to care about what people think, while I work on carving out a life that I believe in and actually only needs to feel good to me.

A real estate story.

Can you design a beautiful, tiny space?

"I don't need to buy anything," a shopper said. "I just felt like I was going stir crazy staying inside. Maybe spending money will help the local economy?"

"I gave him $500. It was a lot more than I could afford, but a lot less than he deserved."

The debate over whether or not New York will raise the minimum wage from $7.25 an hour to $8.50 an hour is still raging.