All Borough News

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

Martial arts classes can work to help kids with special needs not only physically, but also mentally.

Police Commissioner William Bratton met with the president of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People to talk about improving police relations with the community.

The New Jersey teen accused of breaking in to the site of the World Trade Center earlier this year has plead guilty.

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A second person is arrested in connection with the shooting death of a teenage girl last year on a Queens bus.

High tech is taking on a whole new approach-high fashion-with rings that link to your smartphone.

High tech is taking on a whole new approach-high fashion-with rings that link to your smartphone.

A new biopic about the life and times of "The Godfather Of Soul," James Brown, hits movie theaters this week. It's called "Get On Up," directed by Tate Taylor.

Feel like you lack the discipline to pay down your credit card debt? One option is to borrow money to pay back the money you borrowed, with a personal loan.

John Schiumo hosts the July 30, 2014 episode of The Call.

John Schiumo hosts the July 30, 2014 episode of The Call.

An investigation is underway into the cause of a fire that devastated several homes in the Bronx-as the city determines if the houses are structurally sound.

The dog that was with Charles Mozdir-the wanted sex offender who died in a shootout with law enforcement in West Village Monday-is now being sheltered at the sixth precinct and will soon be reunited with his rightful owner.

A modern furniture chain based in Brooklyn is going to help give Gracie Mansion a makeover.

A devastating issue is gaining a lot of attention: sex trafficking. A citywide conference was held in the Bronx to bring more awareness to members of the clergy.

Since February nearly 700 people in West African countries have died from the Ebola Virus. Although New York is thousands of miles away from the outbreak, the issue hits home for a group in the Bronx.

A Queens subway station that became the last stop for many of the city's homeless is looking and smelling a lot better these days.

On the first day that employees can start using earned sick time under the city's new Paid Sick Leave law, Inside City Hall got the details on the roll-out from one of the bill's sponsors, Manhattan Borough President Gale Brewer and the commissioner who will enforce the new law, Consumer Affairs Commissioner Julie Menin.

Archaeologists from Columbia University have tentatively identified wreckage from a ship found during excavation at the World Trade Center site.