All Borough News

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

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

Elected officials and members of the city's Jewish community turned out for another memorial service held Tuesday for three Israeli teens found dead in West Bank territory.

John Schiumo hosts the July 1, 2014 episode of The Call.

The United States' dreams of winning the World Cup end in a heartbreaking loss to Belgium-despite that, fans are staying true.

Dealing with congenital defects can be quite a burden, especially with limited resources. One foundation is helping a Harlem man tackle some crucial health issues.

A Staten Island army veteran wounded in Afghanistan is one step closer to becoming a homeowner.

Brooklyn-born writer, actor, and director Paul Mazursky has died.

The street vendor who shot and killed a man outside Yankee Stadium in 2012 is sentenced to more than 30 years in prison.

Former Public Advocate Betsy Gotbaum, former Congressman Vito Fossella and former Assemblyman Roberto Ramirez talked about the latest allegation of misconduct by a state lawmaker.

New York Congressman and head of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee Steve Israel discussed his own re-election prospects and his goal of taking the House of Representatives back for his party.

Police have identified the man who disappeared after going for a swim in the East River last Thursday.

Mayor Bill de Blasio signs a new law to expedite the process for people using the city's Build It Back program.

Two men who were shot back in April, allegedly by an off-duty NYPD officer, announce plans to sue the city.

More and more "subway acrobats" are flipping and spinning their way into handcuffs, as the New York City Police Department is cracking down on performers who take over subway cars for their shows and sometimes ask for money. | Share your thoughts.

Parul Sehgal of The New York Times Book Review reports on newly released book titles and the world of publishing in The Book Reader.

SUNY has signed a contract to sell Long Island College Hospital to Fortis Property Group after SUNY said two other bidders failed to meet its demands.

A police officer who prosecutors had said plotted to kidnap, cook and eat women will now serve house arrest after a portion of his conviction was overturned.

State Senator Thomas Libous has been indicted for allegedly lying to the FBI about using his position to get his son a job.

"A Long Way Down," a new film starring Toni Collette and Pierce Bronsan, recently premiered on the Upper East Side.