Qcheck this out...http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_York_metropolitan_areaUlster County, Orange County, and even Pike County PA are part of the NYC metro area...Sullivan county is right in between those counties and its only 90 miles out of the city...so how is it not part of the greater NYC metro area??just pondering haha

QCan anybody name a greater New York City street basketball legend than Rafer "Skip to my Lou" Alston?

Qcan anybody clarify.....where is Greater New York City area.............in New York (US) or in UK.......??

Qdo you consider mercer county part of greater philadelphia or greater new york city?

QNew York City has produced so much musical talent in past century, that it hard to argue which is the greatest of all-time.Personally, I go with the Velvet Underground. What's your take?

QWhat do you think?

Qwould you prefer to live in new york city or greater new york?(metropolitan area)? pros and cons of each?

QWhat is a reason and what you suggest to change?

QIt has to be right in the heart of broadway. If possible, below $300 a night and NO shared bathrooms. I would like two double beds or one queen or even one king.Actually, I really want them to be right in time square and maybe if they could be under $200 this time.

QLike any other Californian I would like to think that the answer is no. However, compare the number of questions in the NYC section of Y!A Travel vs. that of LA. Over there, one person after another poses a question about an upcoming trip of theirs to New York and they're just giddy with excitement; you don't see a lot of that with LA questions. And when people ask what attractions or must-see places there are in NYC, NNY typically offers this long list of attractions virtually all of which are in NYC proper; this contrasts with the O-man list or lists which currently are lesser and contain locations outside LA. Moreover, NYC really seems to have a dominant presence in TV and movies today, more so than LA which you tend to see in car commercials or a few shows here and there.Granted: there are cultural attractions in Los Angeles which are frequently not mentioned in Y!A and which are not shown on TV. But then, the same is true of New York. So my question is this: Is NYC greater than LA, and if not then what can be done to improve the image of Los Angeles?@Obvious: I think it would be good to move back in the direction of 50-80 must-see places and attractions per answer; not enough good things are said about LA and California these days. Plus, who knows? Perhaps an increased awareness of LA would have the effect of generating more tourism $ in California.