Tom Delgado takes you on a tour of the Lower East Side and the East Village talking to Professor Ben Holtzman about the housing crisis in New York City. They cover its causes as well as some of the things that you can do to help fix it.

New Yorkers wait hours in line to score pastries at Radio Bakery in Brooklyn. Since opening in 2023, the bakery has gained immense popularity since its tomato croissant went viral on social media. It's not just hype — Kelly Mencin, chef-owner of Radio Bakery, ensures that each pastry is executed to its fullest potential, from the proof to the bake. Watch how Mencin and her team make their top sellers, including their seasonal maple sausage croissant, Earl Grey buns, focaccia, sandwiches, and bread loaves.

00:00 Making the Maple Sausage Croissant
01:30 Seasonal Apple Brown Butter Croissant
02:24 Making Croissant Dough
03:03 Portioning Out Dough
04:52 Laminating Croissant Dough
06:00 Waiting in line at Radio Bakery
07:03 Making Focaccia Dough
08:19 Shaping Classic Croissants
09:23 The Most Popular Earl Grey Morning Buns
10:26 R&D Testing Out Kouign-Amann
12:57 Radio Bakery’s New 2nd Location

The New York Landmarks Conservancy's Tourist in Your Own Town series explores some of New York City’s best hidden gems as well as some of the classic iconic landmarks. In this video from the series, we take a look at the Gracie Mansion.

Gracie Mansion has been the official residence of New York City’s mayors since 1942, but it has had a long history before that. Built in 1799 as a summer home for Scottish merchant Archibald Gracie, it is one of the oldest wood buildings in the five boroughs and is now part of the city’s Historic House Trust.