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Rep. Charles Rangel is in a bitterly fought primary against state Senator Adriano Espaillat and others, but for all the talk of Rangel losing his grip on power, the latest NY1 poll instead shows him growing his support with the clock ticking down to primary day. | View the full poll and methodology

Kryzie King, 27, is charged with second-degree murder and several counts of first- and second-degree assault in connection with the death of 4-year-old Myls Dobson.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is going to conduct a full review of the A and C lines in response to calls from lawmakers and the group Riders Alliance to take a closer look at issues plaguing the lines.

One person was seriously hurt after the front of a Brooklyn building collapsed Thursday morning.

In the final installation of his recap of the E3 video game convention, NY1's Adam Balkin takes a look at less-publicized games, games from developers who may be short on budget but are big on unique ideas.

In the final installation of his recap of the E3 video game convention, NY1's Adam Balkin takes a look at less-publicized games, games from developers who may be short on budget but are big on unique ideas.

Instead of food for thought, how about food for energy? Certain foods can give you enough energy to last throughout the day without that mid-day crash.

Instead of food for thought, how about food for energy? Certain foods can give you enough energy to last throughout the day without that mid-day crash.

Residents in the Longwood section of the Bronx now have a new place to get fresh fruits and vegetables.

State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman says "kill switches" on smartphones have led to a sharp reduction in phone robberies and thefts and on Thursday announced two more tech giants have agreed to install the technology.

A 14-year-old is being charged as an adult in connection with the fatal stabbing of a classmate of the same age outside IS 117 in the Bronx yesterday as investigators try to piece together what led up to the incident.

The power is back on for more than one thousand Con Ed customers in Queens following two manhole fires early Thursday morning.

A federal judge on Wednesday upheld the city's latest anti-smoking effort which allows retailers the power to refuse coupons discounting cigarettes and other tobacco products and keeps the minimum price of a pack at $10.50.

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

The Rent Guidelines Board will hold one more public hearing tonight in Queens before its final vote Monday on rent hikes for the city's rent stabilized apartments.

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

A State Supreme Court judge has rejected a bid by local police unions to toss out the Community Safety Act which allows the public to sue the NYPD for racial profiling stemming from their stop-and-frisk policy.

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

June 19th

April is National Financial Literacy Month, but not all states make the grade when it comes to teaching our kids about money.