NEW YORK CITY - New York City has some of the most stunning holiday lights, making the city even more magical at Christmastime. From the Rockefeller Center Christmas Tree to the lights in Dyker ...

RELATED: 49 NYC Holiday Activities Every Kid Should ... for a roving tea party or ride the North Pole Express to peep Christmas lights galore. Go on an after-dark walk through the night sky ...

If you're tired of watching snow a dazzling sight might be on the way. The Northern Lights could light up the sky after the ...

Keep dreaming about that white Christmas, New York. The Big Apple was blanketed in a light layer of snow Tuesday morning, marking the first time in more than two decades there has been snow on ...

Yes, it is absolutely worth visiting NYC over Christmas. The city leans into the festive spirit, with markets, lights, Christmas trees, and special events running from late November to early January.

Dressed in hand-knit, light-up Christmas tree hats, friends Kelly Anderson of North Carolina and Laurel Schaffer of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania told TODAY.com their current trip to New York City is ...

While Rockefeller Center is a must-see, thanks to its famous Christmas tree and ice skating rink, Manhattan has many other spots for taking in holiday lights and festivities. Plus, New York City ...