With the hustle and bustle of the city always on the horizon, there’s one place where you can go to relax and unwind. Just an ...

Coney Island has been a popular destination for Fourth of July celebrations since the early 1900s and the introduction of the ...

Every Fourth of July, thousands descend on the Coney Island boardwalk to watch the Nathan’s Famous Hot Dog Eating Contest.

It’s changed, New York City, even over the past decade, but (Coney Island) is still this quirky, urban beach resort. It’s gone through a lot with Hurricane Sandy, gentrification, the pandemic.

Crowds pack Coney Island boardwalk on Labor Day 01:59. NEW YORK -- On this unofficial end of summer, area beaches are crowded with people crossing the last items off their bucket lists before it's ...

From left: Thor Equities CEO Joseph Sitt; Brian Hanson, director of sales, Massey Knakal; Juan Rivero, spokesman, Save Coney Island; Timothy King, managing partner ...

I’ve never seen a lifeguard, but a lot of people here. ... 54, who was at the Coney Island beach with her son on Saturday. She added that her children know how to swim, ...

Coney Island had a slow evolution in the late 1800s, followed by a sudden flourish between 1895 and 1905. Indeed, so dramatic was the explosion that it is tempting to think of Coney Island as a ...