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

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

Border Patrol agents have released Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist and undocumented immigrant Jose Antonio Vargas after he was detained Tuesday morning. | Read New Yorkers' thoughts.

City and state lawmakers gather at City Hall in support of a bill that would prohibit the firing of an employee over their reproductive healthcare decisions.

Principal member of the March on Washington Film Festival, Alicin Williamson joined Inside City Hall to discuss the three-city festival which looks back at a key moment in history for the civil rights movement.

As the Metropolitan Transportation Authority prepares for a possible strike by Long Island Rail Road workers this weekend, Governor Andrew Cuomo emphasized the need for a fair resolution but says he will not be stepping in.

Heavy afternoon downpours caused flooding around the city, and more rain is on the way, as a flood watch remains in effect until late tonight. | View user-submitted photos of the storm

Volunteers of America kicked off its annual Operation Backpack fundraiser.

Former Mayor Rudolph Giuliani took aim at Mayor Bill de Blasio Tuesday, saying he needs to be in the city for a possible Long Island Rail Road strike, not on vacation in Italy.

Candidates filed their six-month fundraising totals with the Board of Elections Tuesday, and while Governor Andrew Cuomo is on solid financial ground, he's also starting to spend some money from his massive campaign war chest.

There's a growing body of research pointing to the impact of stress on male fertility, and researchers of the latest study found that psychological stress affects sperm quality.

Pounding rain didn't dampen the spirits of hip-hop fans in Chelsea, as thousands of people lined the streets for a chance to score tickets for a special $1 concert by rapper J. Cole at the Highline Ballroom.

Some of the city's biggest healthcare centers are rated among the best in the country.

Police are looking for a man they say continues to forcibly touch young women.

The music of the late Bert Berns lives on again in the new jukebox musical "Piece of My Heart."

As Brooklyn Week continues on NY1, Jeanine Ramirez heads to Downtown Brooklyn, which was historically a business district until it was rezoned a decade ago and has transformed into of the fastest-growing neighborhoods in the city.

Much of the focus of tonight's All-Star game will center around Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter, who will make his 14th and final appearance in the game as he prepares to retire at the end of the season.

Today's recipe serves seasonal sliced strawberries with a homemade chocolate espresso mousse.

The MTA is making contingency plans in the event of a strike this weekend by Long Island Rail Road workers after talks broke down between the two sides Monday.

Police are investigating after a man was killed and two others wounded in an East Harlem shootout early Tuesday morning.