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Police Seek Man Who Allegedly Assaulted Police Officer in Manhattan
Police are looking for a man they say assaulted a police officer in Manhattan last weekend.
Bicyclist Struck, Killed by Ambulette in Queens
A bicyclist has died after being struck by an ambulette in Queens Wednesday.
Little Known Tax Credits Can Ease the Burden of College Costs
There are a number of ways to chip away at that enormous college bill, but there are some tax credits and deductions that can be a big help.
Hilton Hotels Set to Introduce Mobile-Only Check-in
Coming soon to a hotel near you: choose your room, check in and even open your door using just your mobile phone.
Carbon Monoxide Sickens Nine at Brooklyn Terminal Market
Nine people were treated for exposure to high levels of carbon monoxide Wednesday at Building 77 of the Brooklyn Terminal Market.
Your Weekend Starts Now 8/14/14
NY1's weekly segment "Your Weekend Starts Now" shows entertaining picks for great things to do this weekend all around the city.
Report: Affordable Housing at LICH Site in Question Again
A plan to replace Long Island College Hospital in Brooklyn with affordable housing is at risk after a potential developer reportedly backed out.
Bronx Little Leaguer Tells His Side 13 Years After Scandal
Former Little League baseball prodigy Danny Almonte, who sparked one of the biggest scandals in amateur sports back in 2001, is now telling his side of the story in a new ESPN documentary.
Health Dept. Plans Next Wave of Mosquito Spraying
The city will begin its next round of aerial spraying this week to prevent West Nile virus in parts of Queens, Staten Island and the Bronx.
Report: Grand Jury to Examine Former Brooklyn DA's Books
State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has launched a probe into former Brooklyn district attorney Charles Hynes for allegedly misusing public funds.
NYPD Begins Two-Week Bicycle Safety Crackdown
The NYPD is kicking off "Operation Safe Cycle" today, a two-week ticket blitz targeting riders who don't follow the rules of the road.
August 14th In NYC History
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Bronx-Born Actress Lauren Bacall Dies at 89
Actress Lauren Bacall has died at the age of 89, according to a report by TMZ and the Twitter account of the Humphrey Bogart Estate.
'Frank' Stars Attend Premiere at Sunshine Landmark Theater
The off-beat comedy "Frank" premiered at New York's Sunshine Landmark Theater. The film follows the story of John, a wanna-be musician who joins an avant-garde pop band.
Columbia Researchers Close to Possible Breakthrough in Diabetes Treatment
Researchers may have found a way to retrain cells in diabetics to create needed insulin-what could be a breakthrough in diabetes therapy.
Garner Rally Organizers Gather to Discuss Details
A meeting is held on Staten Island to discuss plans for what's expected to be a massive march for justice for Eric Garner.
State Leaders Express Support of Israel Ahead of Trip to Region
State officials spoke out in support of Israel just before boarding a plane bound for the crisis-stricken region.
NY1 Online: The Call 8/12/14
John Schiumo hosts the August 12, 2014 episode of The Call.
Family, Friends Gather to Celebrate Birthday of Teen Killed by Stray Bullet
More than a year after she was killed, family and friends of a Queens teen gather to celebrate what would have been her 16th birthday.
Times Square Characters Work to Begin Unionizing
The costumed characters in Times Square are looking to assemble in an effort to improve their working conditions.