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NY1 wraps up the day on Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

Members of the City Council, state Assembly and state Senate gathered on the steps of City Hall to call for an inspector general investigation of NYPD conduct in the aftermath of Eric Garner's death

A roll down gate collapsed, prompting a building evacuation in Manhattan Tuesday morning.

The Staten Island Public Defender's Office says Eric Garner, the man who died in police custody last week, felt harassed by police.

Film star James Franco is at the helm of the new off-Broadway play "The Long Shrift."

The Yankees make a move aimed at boosting their lineup for the season's stretch run, acquiring Chase Headley from the San Diego Padres in a trade.

Today's Cooking at Home features a vegetable dish by pan roasting radishes and their greens with butter, rosemary and sea salt.

Housing tenants in one section of Brooklyn have been holding their breaths waiting for some relief, dealing with a situation that really stinks. After NY1 reached out to NYCHA months ago, the problem has been fixed.

The DOT is providing free ticket-holders to keep muni meter parking receipts in place on car dashboards.

NY1 has learned the officer who seems to have used a chokehold on a man who died in police custody last week has a history of complaints against him.

Two restaurants in Chelsea are growing fruits and vegetables on a rooftop garden that doesn't use any soil.

An 18-year-old was arrested and charged with murder in connection with a triple shooting in Manhattan.

Police are asking for the public's help in finding a suspect they say robbed a 90-year-old man in Queens.

The American Red Cross is urging people to donate blood because donations over the past 11 weeks are down about 8 percent.

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

Mayor Bill de Blasio yesterday played a smart political card while on his Italian vacation - reaching out to the pope.

As we continue our series on sex trafficking, we look at what is truly a world wide web for pimps and traffickers: the internet.

John Schiumo hosts the July 21, 2014 episode of The Call.

Roughly a dozen people picketed outside the Metropolitan Opera Monday night, angry with an upcoming production they say is anti-Semitic.

Over the past year, the city has taken a new approach to addressing mental health issues with children, connecting schools with crisis units who swoop in and tend to a distressed child's needs. Now, the city is expanding the program.