Students at New York City schools will see more four-legged friends running through their halls as the district expands its comfort dog program. Some of the newest dogs recruited for the program were introduced Thursday.

Check out the Department of Education's announcement page for more info, and to see if your local school is on the expansion list.

Dinette is an interesting new web series from writer/director Shaina Feinberg that follows a group of female and gender-non-conforming friends who come in and out of each other's lives at a diner in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn. Check out the funny third episode above, then head to BRIC TV for more.

Qiana recovers from an injury. Lucille prepares for an interview with a man raised by cats. Rachel prepares for Norah's comedy show. Jaq has an idea for a movie. Sheila tries to convince Missy to come to her wedding.

We've written before about the abandoned City Hall Station that exists in Lower Manhattan at the end of the Downtown 6 Train line, but never really discussed how you can see it for yourself. The New York Transit Museum offers highly-sought-after tours for members, but you can see it much easier with a single subway swipe. Watch this short video from Fast Company to learn how.

The City Hall Loop was a terminal for the first-ever line of the New York City Subway. Although passenger service was discontinued on December 31, 1945, you can still get a glimpse of history if you know what you’re doing.