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City Health Dept. Continues Push to Bring Bike Lanes to Central Brooklyn Communities
The Department of Health has been looking into whether laying down bike lanes in neighborhoods in Central Brooklyn that have some of the highest rates of obesity and diabetes in the city will help change the social norms.
Mayor Shares Details of Trip to Italy
For the first time, Mayor Bill de Blasio is talking about the nine-day vacation to Italy he'll embark on this week with his wife and two children and three City Hall aides, and the prospect of a Long Island Rail Road strike does not seem to be slowing down his plans.
Fried Eggs with Swiss Chard, Onion and Gruyere Cheese
Today's recipe uses Swiss chard, eggs, onion and Gruyere cheese to make a breakfast style meal that's perfect any time of the day.
Sound Advice: NY Philharmonic Continues Tradition of Free Outdoor Concerts
The sweet sounds of summer and symphonies had Central Park's Great Lawn packed as the New York Philharmonic continued its tradition of free outdoor concerts.
Mayor Attends OEM Meeting to Prepare for Super-Storms
Mayor Bill de Blasio attended a meeting to the get the city ready for future storms like Hurricane Sandy.
Police Investigate After 18-Year-Old Woman is Found Shot
An 18-year-old woman was shot and killed in Brooklyn Monday.
New Probationary Firefighter Class Considered One of the Most Diverse
Mayor Bill de Blasio and Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro swore in a new class of probationary firefighters Monday.
Philharmonic Cancels Central Park Concert, Will Dedicate Van Cortlandt Park Concert to Lorin Maazel
The New York Philharmonic says the Central Park concert dedicated to the memory of conductor Lorin Maazel has been canceled due to the weather, and the Philharmonic will instead dedicate Tuesday's free concert in Van Cortlandt Park to Maazel.
Police Investigate Man's Manhattan Shooting Death
Police are investigating after a young man was found shot to death behind a Manhattan public housing complex Monday morning.
Brooklyn Week: Community Members, Developers Haggle Over Gowanus' Future
As Brooklyn Week continues, we take a look at the Gowanus neighborhood, and the developing pressures around a contaminated canal.
New Brunswick's "Magnetic Hill" Has Real Attraction
People come to the Canadian town of Moncton from all over by car, on motorcycle, and even RV's to experience a natural phenomenon that was discovered a hundred years ago.
Asphalt Green Wants Park Included in Waste Site Plans
The neighbor of a proposed waste transfer station on the Upper East Side has big plans to make it aesthetically pleasing.
Harlem Eateries 'Sizzle' With Summer Sampling
A sidewalk cafe crawl on Lenox Avenue this week is putting a spotlight on some of the best the neighborhood has to offer.
Man Accused of Causing MTA Bus Driver's Death Will Stand Trial
A Manhattan judge on Monday refused to drop charges against a man prosecutors say was driving a stolen truck when he slammed into a city bus back in February, killing the driver.
Tour Bus Injures Two Tourists Crossing Manhattan Street
Police say a tour bus struck two women visiting from Spain Monday morning on the west side of Manhattan, injuring one of them critically.
Fans Celebrate Germany's First World Cup Win Since 1990
Germany is the World Cup champion, winning 1-0 against Argentina in the World Cup final.
Questions Remain in Wake of Queens Toddler's Death
Family and friends held a vigil Sunday to remember an 11-month-old baby whose mother is accused of smothering him.
Minor Injures Reported After Sparks Fly on 'Top of the Rock'
Six people suffered slight burns when a camera caught fire at the Top of the Rock observation deck in Midtown Sunday night.
In The Papers 7/14/14
NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.
Sketch Shows Man Suspected of Attacking Off-Duty Officer on Subway Platform
The hunt continues for the man wanted for assaulting an off-duty police detective on a Manhattan subway platform over the weekend.