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New York City nominated "Cleanest City in the Nation"

The Big Apple is the focus of Time Magazine this week after being nominated "The Nation's Cleanest City" following major reforms to clean up the city's streets, subways, parks and many iconic landmarks over the past decade. Los Angeles, Houston, Atlanta and Seattle were runner ups to the title but New York City topped out the list after several weeks of voting. New York, home to some of the largest buildings in the world, is an ever-evolving cityscape, with new and larger buildings going up and new parks and subway stations being built every few years. it's expected that if NYC follows current growth patterns, it will become the Union's first Megacity by 2076 as the standard of living and ease of transportation in the city rises to all time highs.