It's a favorite New York City park for both tourists and locals alike. In this recent upload from local YouTuber actionkid105, take a stroll through the High Line elevated park in its entirety from 34th Street in Hudson Yards to Gansevoort Street in the Meatpacking District.

I walk the entirety of the High Line elevated park from West 34th Street near 12th Avenue to Gansevoort Street in Manhattan during Labor Day Weekend 2018.

Recently on the Upper East Side, these two cyclists-turned-heroes successfully rescued a runaway dog sprinting through the busy streets of Manhattan. At one point, the dog runs for about a 1/4 mile down the FDR, and the bikers risk their lives for the rescue. Luckily, one of the bikers had a ride-camera turned on and captured the thrilling rescue on video, check it out!

Two concerned cyclists chased down a runaway dog on the Upper East Side. “Grab the dog!” Ricky Bernstein yelled as he biked through the streets of New York and onto the FDR Drive.

The Doughnut Project in the West Village is known for inventive flavors which push the boundaries of what you would expect to find on a donut. When Midtown's iconic Carnegie Deli shut down in 2016, it left a huge pastrami sized hole in our hearts, but a recent collaboration between the two companies may help fill the void. Check it out in this video from our friends at Thrillist.

Miss out on the opportunity to get your hands on a Carnegie Deli Reuben, one of New York’s most overstuffed (and expensive) sandwiches? Have no fear: The Doughnut Project is resurrecting the iconic sandwich October 5-7 to commemorate Carnegie Deli’s 80 years of pastrami dominance. Named one of Thrillist’s 31 Best Doughnut Shops in America, The Doughnut Project specializes in small-batch doughnuts and stands out among NYC donut shops with countless elevated flavors in constant rotation pushing the creative envelope.