All Borough News

The NYPD, along with businesses and residents in the North Shore section of Staten Island, are preparing in advance of tomorrow's rally in honor of Eric Garner, which is expected to draw thousands of people. | View the full list of street closures and transit plans | Read New Yorkers' thoughts.

The Health Department is stepping up efforts to get pre-K classrooms ready for the start of the school year.

After two boys drowned in the Bronx River, the Parks Department says it's making the city's waterways safer.

The Broadway show "Motown: The Musical" is taking a year and a half off starting in January.

Police are looking for a man they say tried to rape a woman in the Elmhurst section of Queens just before 5 a.m. last Saturday morning.

Police are investigating after a Brooklyn man was shot to death Friday in front of his stepson in the lobby of an apartment building on Sands Street.

Police say they found a 50-year-old man lying in the lobby of his apartment building at Broadway and St. James Avenue in Elmhurst.

For most city students, this was one of the last weeks of summer vacation, but at many charter schools, it was already the first week of the new school year.

The latest New Yorker of the Week could be touring as an actor of a William Shakespeare company, but after discovering his passion for teaching older adults years ago, he brings the Globe Theater to a group of seniors in Greenwich Village.

New test results show that City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito does not have cervical cancer.

The four members of the Inside City Hall Reporters Roundtable - Wall Street Journal reporter Mara Gay; Crain's New York political reporter Andrew Hawkins; Robert George of the New York Post editorial board; and Capital New York reporter Laura Nahmias - joined Inside City Hall to preview a rally in Staten Island to protest the death of Eric Garner and discuss the mayor's decision to give some bus school drivers a raise.

The four Democratic contenders for the 76th Assembly district on Manhattan's Upper East Side - Rebecca Seawright, David Menegon, Gus Christensen and Ed Hartzog - joined Inside City Hall for a fiery debate in the race to replace scandal-scarred Assemblyman Micah Kellner, who is not seeking re-election.

An 85-year-old man is suing the city for millions after allegedly being injured by police officers who were trying to ticket him for jaywalking.

The death of Eric Garner is obviously not the first community outrage over the death of an African-American at the hands of a white police officers. Fifty years and a day before the death of Eric Garner, a fatal incident occurred that sparked days of riots in Harlem and in Brooklyn.

In the latest installment of the "Rolling the Dice" series, Nick Reisman of Time Warner Cable News in Albany looks at how the push has created a fight in some small towns just 150 miles north of New York City.

The return of G train service between Brooklyn and Queens is just over two weeks away, and in an NY1 exclusive, transit reporter Jose Martinez takes an inside look at how the Greenpoint Tube, which was badly damaged by Hurricane Sandy, is being strengthened for future storms.

The head of investigations on Rikers Island has stepped down less than a month after a scathing report about violence at the jail complex.

The Port Authority bus terminal at the George Washington Bridge is closing for a much-needed face lift.

Mark David Chapman, the man who fatally shot John Lennon outside his Upper West Side home, was denied parole for the eighth time on Friday.

The NYPD has told the Parks Department to stand down when it comes to aggressively patrolling the park that is located right in the middle of the uproar surrounding Eric Garner's death at the hands of police.