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Two Bronx Subway Stations Closing as Part of 6 Train Overhaul
Two Bronx subway stations are closing for the next seven months as part of an MTA overhaul of the Pelham 6 line.
Mayor Hosts Weigh-In for Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest
Mayor Bill de Blasio hosted the weigh-in for the Nathan's Famous Fourth of July International Hot Dog Eating Contest Thursday.
Police Seek 13-Year-Old Morningside Heights Boy Missing Since Tuesday
Police are asking for the public's help finding 13-year-old Diego Gonzalez, who was last seen leaving his Morningside Heights home on Tuesday morning.
City Dwellers Sweat Out Threat of Possible LIRR Strike
The threat of a strike on the Long Island Rail Road has New Yorkers who ride it out of town during the summer worried about getting stuck at home.
Brooklyn Hit-and-Run Suspect in Custody, Police Say
Police say a 26-year-old man is in custody in connection with a fatal accident Wednesday that claimed the life of a young girl in Brooklyn.
New Attractions Await Visitors on Governors Island
If you are looking for something fun to do on the Fourth, Governors Island is welcoming visitors with special holiday activities and extra ferry service to get you there.
City Island Banking on Neighborhood's Artistic Draw
Bronx residents who live on City Island want to turn their neighborhood into the next DUMBO or Williamsburg and are encouraging artists to move in.
Holiday Weekend Off to a Stormy Start
As New Yorkers get ready to pack it up for the holiday weekend, many are keeping a close eye on what mother nature has in store as Hurricane Arthur continues to churn off the coast of the Carolinas.
Video Shows Suspect Wanted in Manhattan Home Invasion
Police are asking for help finding a man wanted in a home invasion on West 180th Street last month.
Children's Author Walter Dean Myers Dies at Age 76
Harlem native and children's author Walter Dean Myers has died at the age of 76.
NY1 Online: The Call 7/2/14
John Schiumo hosts the July 2, 2014 episode of The Call.
NY1 From the Floor AM: Unemployment Rate Falls to Nearly Six-Year Low
NY1 previews the day on Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
July 3rd In NYC History
July 3rd
In The Papers 7/3/14
NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.
Report: Hefty Membership Hike May Be in Store for CitiBike Riders
CitiBike riders reportedly could soon be shelling out a lot more for an annual membership as a way to save the struggling program.
Sources: Hundreds of NYPD Officers Reassigned to High Crime Areas
Top police sources tell NY1 that approximately 360 officers who are mostly on desk duty or special assignment will be placed back on patrol this summer for a 90-day period and will be sent to 10 precincts or housing areas with increased violence.
NY1 ItCH: The Moonlight Moolah Falls Heavy in Albany
Bob Hardt's daily look "Inside City Hall."
Lionel Hollins Reaches Agreement in Principle to Be Nets' New Coach
The Brooklyn Nets said Wednesday that they reached an agreement in principle with Lionel Hollins, just two days after Jason Kidd left.
Immigrants Sworn in as US Citizens at Manhattan Ceremony
One hundred and fifty immigrants were sworn in as U.S. citizens Wednesday at a ceremony in Manhattan.
Section of Decorative Facade Inside Brooklyn Bridge Underpass Collapses During Storm
A section of the facade inside an underpass of the Brooklyn Bridge collapsed during Wednesday's storm, injuring five people.
