All Borough News

Contact negotiations have ended for the week with no deal reached between the MTA and the unions representing Long Island Rail Road workers as a possible strike date of July 20 still stands.

Fireworks will be going off over Coney Island on the Fourth of July now that the city has issued a permit for the show.

After being included in a state buyout for Sandy-damaged homes, residents in one Staten Island community say there is still not enough information to know whether the plan is right for them.

Something unexpected has sprung up on the Rockaway Peninsula as it continues to provide both local businesses and residents a fresh alternative when shopping for produce.

Radio talk show host Mark Simone and New York Daily News columnist Linda Stasi offer their take on the week's top news stories, from Rep. Charles Rangel's primary victory to the World Cup.

Starting today, the "Destination Red Hook" ferry will run on a continuous loop between Manhattan's Pier 11 and the Fairway Market dock every weekend through Labor Day.

Part of a Manhattan street will soon be renamed after legendary radio newsman Stan Brooks, who passed away in December at age 86.

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

Former "Transformers" star Shia LaBeouf is in police custody after being accused of disrupting a performance of "Cabaret" Thursday night.

June 27th

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

Investigative documents obtained by the Associated Press on the 11 suicides at city jails over the past five years show that safeguards to prevent the incidents were not followed in at least nine of the cases.

John Schiumo hosts the June 27, 2014 episode of The Call.

Pride continues to be celebrated throughout the city, as the annual LGBT reception was held Thursday evening at Gracie Mansion.

Police are investigating the death of a man found in his apartment Thursday who they say was tied up.

Newly appointed Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro joined Inside City Hall to discuss his plans for the department, including how to repair the problem-plagued 911 system.

Funding to keep the Rockaway Ferry permanent was not included in the city's $75 billion fiscal budget for next year, a decision that has some Rockaway residents devastated.

Soon, the Nets will not have to cross two rivers to get to their practice facility, as the team is building a new training center on the Brooklyn waterfront.

The state's highest court on Thursday ruled New York City does not have the right to ban large sugary drinks under a measure that was first crafted by the Bloomberg administration.

Check out a preview of the latest installment of "How New York City Works" as NY1's Roger Clark takes a look at the city's wastewater treatment system to find out what happens to all of that dirty water we send down the drain. Tune in to NY1 at 8 p.m. to see the rest of the process, including what happens to all of that sludge.