All Borough News

June 17th

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

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

John Schiumo hosts the June 16, 2014 episode of The Call.

The U.S. got off on the right foot in the World Cup Monday, scoring early and late to beat Ghana and giving fans the vindication they'd wanted for eight years.

Tracy Morgan's condition has improved greatly since the accident on the New Jersey Turnpike that left him in critical condition.

Newly appointed Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro presided over his first promotion ceremony Monday, in the EMS division.

As New Yorkers across the five boroughs enjoy the World Cup, NY1 presents a gallery of fan photos celebrating the big event. Submit your photo to newspix@ny1.com or via Twitter @ny1.

Former schools Chancellor Dennis Walcott visited the Queens high school he once attended to award scholarships to a deserving group of students Monday.

A Queens man already facing attempted murder charges is arrested after allegedly threatening to kill the leader of a Washington-based Muslim civil rights group.

The four members of Inside City Hall's Consultants Corner, Republicans Leticia Remauro and Jonathan Greenspun and Democrats Risa Heller and Patrick Jenkins told us who they thought won NY1's debate for Charles Rangel's congressional seat and what Robert Astorino needs to do to gain traction with voters in his race to unseat Governor Andrew Cuomo.

Ten percent of adults and more than 10 percent of children in the U.S. have some form of eczema, with few options for treatment-but a new therapy discovered by one city doctor is in the works that effectively shuts off the skin irritation.

NYPD and community leaders are teaming up in a full-court press against violence in the 47th precinct, where there has been a recent spike in murders. NY1's Dean Meminger filed the following report.

In his latest Sound Advice report, WFUV DJ Eric Holland talks with singer-songwriter Joe Henry, who explains how his latest album came together in just a matter of days.

Games based on well-established series that have already drawn you in are almost certain to be hits, and in his latest report in his series recapping the E3 convention, NY1's Adam Balkin takes a look at what developers of Batman- and Middle Earth-based games have to offer.

Games based on well-established series that have already drawn you in are almost certain to be hits, and in his latest report in his series recapping the E3 convention, NY1's Adam Balkin takes a look at what developers of Batman- and Middle Earth-based games have to offer.

If you've ever thought about opening a franchise, an event taking place later this week at the Javits Center aims to help you achieve that goal.

A citywide crackdown on hazardous driving is underway, and police are watching our for dangerous behavior behind the wheel. | Read New Yorkers' thoughts.

The case surrounding Democratic State Senator Malcolm Smith could end in a mistrial.

In this week's edition of "Soul's Survivors," NY1's Dean Meminger caught up with a singer with lots of soul-and faith: gospel great Shirley Caesar.