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Emergency response experts urged families Friday to make a plan for what they'll do in case of a disaster as part of National Emergency Preparedness month.

Watch the full Fashion Week show for the spring 2015 collection of Nicholas K, and watch extended interviews with the designers and others involved in the show.

September is National Emergency Preparedness Month, and volunteers from city and federal emergency management agencies set up stations around the city Friday.

The four members of Inside City Hall's Reporters Roundtable - Beth Fouhy, senior editor at MSNBC.com; Ben Max, executive editor at the Gotham Gazette; Kate Taylor, education reporter for the New York Times; and Albany reporter Thomas Kaplan - gave their take on whether or not Governor Andrew Cuomo deserved all the heat he's taken for ducking NY1's debate with Zephyr Teachout.

A day after Mayor Bill de Blasio celebrated the rollout of his signature education initiative, Deputy Mayor Richard Buery joined Inside City Hall to talk about the implementation and some of the pre-K programs that did not open on time.

A 28-year-old man is facing charges for allegedly attacking a police officer in Marcus Garvey Park in Harlem Thursday.

Police are looking for a man who they say robbed three women in the Fordham section of the Bronx.

Police are looking for a man who they say groped two women inside the Queens Center Mall Thursday afternoon.

A federal judge on Friday approved a settlement of nearly $41 million for the so-called Central Park Five.

Police are looking for a man in connection with a deadly stabbing outside a methadone clinic in Manhattan.

A police officer who the NYPD says was its first Hasidic Jewish officer when he joined the department in 2006 was promoted to sergeant on Friday.

The latest New Yorker of the Week says he was a product of his environment, and he says he's now created a product for his environment by using a dynamic form of fitness to catch the attention of our city's youth.

The latest New Yorker of the Week says he was a product of his environment, and he says he's now created a product for his environment by using a dynamic form of fitness to catch the attention of our city's youth.

Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in Manhattan is not the only place where you can see models in new styles strut the runway, as the Bronx is holding its first fashion week, which kicks off this weekend.

Mayor Bill de Blasio put some charter schools on notice again this week, saying his administration still plans to push back against schools that don't fit his vision.

Governor Andrew Cuomo was not on the campaign trail Friday, while Zephyr Teachout and Tim Wu kept up a frenetic schedule in their quest to pull off an upset in next week's primary.

Top officials in the Bloomberg administration are still speaking out and defending their record, pushing back against criticism that it took the city too long to rebuild homes after Hurricane Sandy.

The 13th anniversary of the September 11th attacks is the final deadline for responders to sign up for state benefits.

The de Blasio administration is canceling a $13.2 million deal with NASA to overhaul the city's 911 call system in order to curb skyrocketing costs.