NEW YORK CITY

We hit the streets with members of *67 Crew as they get up across New York City.

Captain Eyeliner is an anonymous wheatpaste artist known for their colorful critters and quippy political messages.

We follow the artistic duo Menceresa as they attempt their latest “run up,” or illegal mural, in Brooklyn.

Phony proctor Sameer hosts a fake focus group to see whether New Yorkers are willing to give up their public greenspaces in exchange for universal basic Internet service.

In part 2 of our 4 part series Street Gods, VICE’s cameras gain access to New York City's underground street racing circuit.

Will tries to survive in New York City without spending a dime for 7 days.

Does living in a city mean you can't be one with nature? We meet two people changing the narrative of how to access green spaces in New York and how everyone can get involved in creating a greener lifestyle. In partnership with Timberland.

What does sustainable fashion mean to you? We meet individuals changing what it means to create a more sustainable fashion footprint, especially in a city such as New York. In partnership with Timberland.

Last year, Vice’s Erica Matson was invited aboard the USS Arlington to spend 24 hours with a group of female Marines as they experienced NYC Fleet Week for the first time.

The hosts view funny and strange videos of people on the New York City subway system.

In 2017 about 43 Million Americans spent more than $485 billion on rent, which is the most money ever spent on rent. Lee explains why so many people are renting more than ever and how much we are spending on it.

Alexandra Waterbury sued New York City Ballet after discovering some of its male dancers had been exchanging explicit texts.