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Urban gardens are popping up all over the city, and now there's one in an unusual location: Lenox Hill Hospital.

One hidden gem of a beach sits along the Connecticut coastline.

The storm known as Arthur is losing strength as it heads toward Nova Scotia.

Three thousand, two hundred school buses are being pulled from the road after the Blue Bird school bus company reported a steering problem.

Homicide charges for more than two dozen people are expected following the apparent hazing death of a Baruch College student in December.

An intern at a city pre-school is charged with sexually abusing more than a dozen students.

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

Family and friends are raising money for the funeral of an eight-year old police say was murdered by his father in Queens.

The National Weather Service says the rip current risk is high at city beaches this afternoon.

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Despite a gloomy start to the holiday, spectators heading to the East River tonight for the 38th annual Macy's fireworks show can expect clearer skies and warm temperatures.

John Schiumo hosts the July 3, 2014 episode of The Call.

Reigning champ Joey "Jaws" Chestnut retained his Mustard Belt Friday at the annual Nathan's Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest while Sonya "The Black Widow" Thomas was unseated for the first time since the woman's belt was added.

The city fire department says lightning sparked a four-alarm fire Thursday night in Canarsie that displaced dozens of tenants.

Police in Queens have charged one person in connection with a shooting Thursday at the Astoria Houses as they search for a second suspect.

Holly Carter from People Stylewatch magazine stopped by the NY1 studios with a host of beauty items for $10 or less -- all with a patriotic theme for July 4th.

For some home-bound seniors living in Mitchell-Lama housing, it's difficult to find cultural programming they can be a part of, but our latest New Yorker of the Week makes sure his neighbors don't get left behind.

This Friday marks 75 years since Lou Gehrig bid farewell to baseball with his famous "Luckiest Man" speech at Yankee Stadium.

Brooklyn will be getting a visit from Democratic party officials next month as they look for a place to hold their national convention in 2016.

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