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The widow and mother of Eric Garner speak publicly for the first time since his funeral at Reverend Al Sharpton's National Action Network rally Saturday.

One man is dead and another is in the hospital after the two got into a fight in Queens, according to police.

Police have identified the two people who were found dead inside a hotel room on Staten Island Friday afternoon.

Police say a man and a woman used a box cutter to rob a bodega in the Bronx.

A man died after his motorcycle is struck by an ambulance Friday morning.

For the next five weeks, a stretch of the G train is shut down-so for some riders, it's a good thing another mode of transportation is back up and running.

Annabel Palma took Political Anchor Errol Louis on a tour of her Bronx city council district.

The four members of the Friday Reporters Roundtable, Senior editor for Politics and Policy at WNYC Radio, Andrea Bernstein, Salon Politics Editor Blake Zeff, Kate Taylor from the New York Times and Albany Bureau Chief of the New York Daily News, Ken Lovett discussed Mayor de Blasio's Italian getaway and the fallout from this week's bombshell report about Governor Andrew Cuomo's interference with his anti-corruption commission.

Maria Milito hosts the July 25, 2014 episode of The Call.

In addition to the family of Eric Garner, another alleged victim of police brutality will also join Sharpton Saturday.

While Congress debates the issue, State Senator Adriano Espaillat suggested his own solution to the child immigration crisis.

Hillary Clinton and Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor encouraged Bronx elementary school students to reach for the stars.

Police have arrested a Bronx man who they say killed a cat by setting it on fire.

Relatives of the Staten Island man who died in police custody last week are pushing for a federal civil rights investigation.

Investigators are trying to figure out what caused an early morning fire at a Bronx supermarket.

A pro-Palestine rally in Midtown led to arrests Friday.

Senator Charles Schumer is trying to get federal funding for tracking devices for children with autism.

Business owners in one Staten Island neighborhood say they'll stay in the area despite plans to return much land nearby back to nature.

NY1's five-part series on sex trafficking has evoked a lot reaction around the city - but perhaps one Queens mo has been impacted the most.

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