All Borough News

50 Cent's new TV show "Power," which follows the paths of bad guys going good, premieres Saturday. NY1's George Whipple talked to some of the shows creators, stars and Chris Rock at the show's premiere.

A Queens teacher is facing rape charges after allegedly having a relationship with an underage student.

Mount Morris Park homeowners are opening their doors this weekend to show people some of the neighborhood's more interesting architecture.

Subway riders were trapped in a smoke-filled 7 train Monday night.

For the first time since he's taken office, Mayor Bill de Blasio attended the fire academy graduation Tuesday.

Today's recipe is for classic linguine and clams with a broccoli and carrot twist.

The Bronx leads the city in homes that are worth less than their mortgages, according to a recent real estate report, and realtors say that creates a trickle down effect that makes home ownership difficult for everyone.

The city fire department has set aside more than one million dollars for a refresher driving course for every ambulance and fire truck driver as part of Mayor Bill de Blasio's "Vision Zero" initiative aimed at eliminating traffic related deaths.

Police are investigating after a teenage boy was shot and killed Monday night outside the Lafayette Gardens Houses in Clinton Hill.

A Bronx woman is under arrest for allegedly abandoning her child on the street early Monday morning.

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

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

Police have put out a sketch of the man who they believe fatally stabbed an 18-year-old woman and six-year-old boy and wounded a seven-year-old girl in East New York over the weekend.

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

NY1 continues its coverage of Black History Month with a look at the specific financial needs and experiences of the African-American community.

The death of a mentally ill and diabetic Rikers Island inmate has been ruled a homicide. | De Blasio Launches Task Force

Congressman Hakeem Jeffries is calling for the deployment of federal law enforcement officers to East New York after a teenager and a young child were stabbed to death in two separate attacks-just as police release a sketch of the man they say could be responsible.

Reporting from Japan for this NY1 series on Japanese nutrition and healthcare, Health Reporter Erin Billups filed the second installment on how meat and fast food dishes are becoming more and more popular in Japan, especially among young Japanese.

A Department of Investigation inquiry has determined former Brooklyn district attorney Charles Hynes used money seized from drug dealers and other criminal defendants to pay a political consultant for work on his re-election campaign, according to a report by the New York Times.

June 3rd