All Borough News

With the R and G lines back at full service, the MTA is setting its sights on the next round of repairs to subway tunnels damaged by floodwaters during Hurricane Sandy.

NY1 wraps up the day on Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

Donna Karger hosts the September 13, 2014 edition of On Stage.

NY1 movie critic Neil Rosen and a panel of fellow reviewers discuss the week's latest movies available on Time Warner Cable On Demand, plus selected titles from the On Demand archives.

The NYPD says one person was arrested following a deadly car crash in the Hunts Point section of the Bronx early Tuesday morning.

Police say three men are in custody after a robbery and car chase that ended with the car smashing into a deli in Queens early Tuesday morning.

Police are looking for three armed jewelry thieves in Queens that have struck twice since August 16.

The new New York City Football Club is now looking for a home outside the Bronx after officials had trouble acquiring the necessary land for the project, NY1 has learned.

Ruschell Boone hosts the September 15, 2014 episode of The Call.

The roots of an urban farm in Queens are stronger than ever since signing a new agreement with the MTA.

The NYPD's highest-ranking Hispanic official, First Deputy Commissioner Rafael Pineiro, is leaving his post at the end of next month.

NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.

Bob Hardt's daily look "Inside City Hall."

Investigators say three men, one carrying a machete, robbed Crema Restaurant in Chelsea on Friday.

State corrections officials unveiled plans for a new borough-wide parole reporting center in Brooklyn on Monday, but they're not sitting well with some residents.

J. Crew's design team has been hard at work, and as NY1's Jessica Abo reports, spring and summer is all about unstructured yet classy looks.

The developers of She Rides, a service that matches female livery cab drivers with female passengers, announced on Monday the launch of a mobile app in the city.

The future location of President Barack Obama's presidential library and museum has been narrowed down to four locations, and New York City is one of them.

There are more than 1 million smokers in New York City, according to new numbers from the Department of Health, and now, there's a new ad campaign urging them to quit.

Mayor Bill de Blasio is being criticized for keeping police officers stationed outside his now empty home in Park Slope.