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A Bronx man is facing charges for allegedly hitting his friend in the head with a hammer.

For thousands of kids living in city shelters, finding basic school supplies can be a challenge, but that's where Operation Backpack comes in. Rachel Weinstein of Volunteers of America joined NY1 to share more about this year's campaign.

Macy's has settled a lawsuit with a shopper who claims he was racially profiled at its flagship store in Herald Square.

The Yankees announced Friday that they will hold a special ceremony to honor Derek Jeter before their game against the Royals on Sunday, September 7.

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

The teen driver accused of killing 4-year-old Ariel Russo last year was arrested for grand larceny Thursday, as police say he stole thousands of dollars worth of property from a Manhattan apartment.

Yankees starting pitcher CC Sabathia will undergo season-ending knee surgery next week.

Senator Charles Schumer had some strong words for Russian President Vladimir Putin the day after Malaysia Airlines Flight 17 was shot down.

Sally Goldenberg and Azi Paybarah from Capital New York, WNYC Radio's Brian Lehrer and Daily News Albany Bureau Chief Ken Lovett joined Inside City Hall's Reporters Roundtable to talk about Kathy Hochul's appearance on the program.

Artists from El Puente Muralistas came together with students and members of the Williamsburg community to paint a mural on a fence in front of the historic Domino Sugar factory.

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Broadway theaters dimmed their lights Friday in honor of Elaine Stritch, who died Thursday at the age of 89.

Police are looking for a woman who they say stabbed her child's father in the Bronx.

If there had been a strike on the Long Island Rail Road, it's one that would have been very different from the last transit strike to affect the city.

After a burst of criticism over her selection in May, many Latino elected officials are now standing behind Governor Andrew Cuomo's running mate, Kathy Hochul, but while Hochul's opinions have shifted on gun control, they haven't moved much on immigration issues, which has caused some controversy.

For the second day, former City Councilman Dan Halloran took the stand in his own corruption trial, saying he did not take any bribes in exchange for projects in his district known as member items.

When you buy a new cellphone or laptop, what do you do with your old one? These unwanted but still usable items could make a world of difference to others, and the latest New Yorker of the Week is bridging that gap.

When you buy a new cellphone or laptop, what do you do with your old one? These unwanted but still usable items could make a world of difference to others, and the latest New Yorker of the Week is bridging that gap.

The ride-sharing service Lyft is working towards getting a temporary restraining order lifted so it can operate in the city.

As $84 million goes unspent, Mayor Bill de Blasio is considering making major changes to a key program Mayor Michael Bloomberg set up for neighborhoods hit hard by Hurricane Sandy.