LONG ISLAND CITY, Queens (WABC) -- An iconic sign in Queens has a new companion. The famous Pepsi-Cola sign along the East River in Long Island City is now sharing its landmarked space with an ...

Earlier this week, New Yorkers noticed something different about the landmarked Pepsi-Cola sign along the East River. For the first time in its 80-year history, the iconic illuminated logo has been ...

To a native of Queens like me, the Pepsi sign is like old gum on the sidewalk: It’s there, but I don’t pay it much mind. That’s why it’s so ridiculous that people are up in arms about the recent news ...

Queens's iconic Pepsi-Cola sign and parts of the Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn were among several items landmarked by the city's Landmarks Preservation Commission on Tuesday. Both items were part of ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork)-- The Landmarks Preservation Commission on Tuesday voted to designate eight historic structures throughout the five boroughs – including the famous Pepsi-Cola sign in Long Island ...

The Queens Pepsi-Cola sign in Long Island City earned landmark status on Tuesday, joining the ranks of the Prospect Park Boathouse, the Whitehall Ferry Terminal, and the New York Savings Bank in all ...

The iconic Pepsi sign is no longer part of the Baltimore skyline.From red, white and blue to orange and black, the iconic Pepsi sign alongside the Jones Falls Expressway is toast.With its digital ...

The iconic Pepsi sign is no longer part of the Baltimore skyline. From red, white and blue to orange and black, the iconic Pepsi sign alongside the Jones Falls Expressway is toast. With its digital ...

BIRMINGHAM, Alabama – Buffalo Rock Co. and PepsiCo plan to begin installing a 176-foot by 57-foot vinyl sign over the iconic lighted scrolling sign atop the 17-story Two North Twentieth building today ...

Pepsi faced mockery online after putting a soda advertisement on the banner for a COVID-19 testing site. "What absolute dystopian hell world are we living in," Twitter user Firr tweeted on Wednesday, ...

I did not know whether to laugh or cry when I read that the city’s Landmarks Preservation Commission had deemed the Pepsi-Cola sign in Long Island City, Queens, so worthy of permanent preservation ...