All Borough News

The Department of Health says five New Yorkers have been infected with West Nile Virus so far this year.

Democratic candidate for Congress Domenic Recchia is hitting the airwaves with an ad that takes clear aim at incumbent Michael Grimm's legal troubles.

Every state legislator is up for re-election this year, and there are heated, contested primaries in most areas of the city Tuesday.

With the 13th anniversary of September 11th coming up this week, there's a renewed push to extend the Zadroga Act before it expires.

Five years into the recovery from the deepest recession in decades, and much of the economy is healing. The stock market is at an all-time high, the Federal Reserve has been winding down its stimulus measures-but what about the job market? NY1's Diane King Hall looked at the current state of it in the first part of our series.

Feeling confident as he heads into Tuesday's primary, Governor Andrew Cuomo held his third campaign rally in as many days, where he made the hard sell for his running mate, former Rep. Kathy Hochul.

Even without scorching weather, the Parks Department says more than 18 million people spent time at city beaches this summer and more than 1 million hung out at outdoor pools.

It's national suicide prevention week, a time to bring awareness to the fact that suicide is very preventable. One organization is targeting young Hispanic women who are more likely to to attempt and commit suicide.

WFUV DJ Eric Holland sits down with New York natives Titus Andronicus, who performed recently at Webster Hall, to talk about what it means to be punk.

The first wave of .NYC websites are up and running.

Today's recipe is for steamed littleneck clams with corn, potatoes and chorizo sausage.

Some items connected to the 2011 operation that killed Osama bin Laden are now on display at the 9/11 Memorial and Museum.

The devastating explosion that rocked East Harlem six months ago took a toll on all aspects of the community. As we continue our week-long look at the neighborhood's recovery, NY1's Jon Weinstein focuses on the businesses that are rebuilding.

Mayor Bill de Blasio honored hundreds of cab drivers for safe driving at a Taxi and Limousine Commission ceremony in Manhattan.

Developers are pitching plans for upstate casinos to a state board this week.

Just up the Hudson in Westchester is a place known for its rolling lawns and national historic importance.

A bill that would regulate costumed characters in the city is expected to be introduced in the City Council this week.

Police are asking for the public's help in identifying a man they say groped a teenage girl in Queens.

William Mangels, who designed some of the most iconic amusement park pieces of the 20th century, including the Carousel at Coney Island, is the focus of a new exhibit at Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery.

After Labor Day, the rules and regulations on Long Island's beaches change. NY1's Valarie D'Elia sorts out the secrets of "shoulder season" in Southampton.