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Mayor Bill de Blasio has said the city is taking steps to help families of students with disabilities.

With less than a month to go until a potential Long Island Rail Road strike, the MTA is preparing contingency plans that include carpool lots, shuttle buses to select subway stations and extra HOV lanes on the Long Island Expressway.

Sources tell NY1 that Mayor Bill de Blasio, Governor Andrew Cuomo and key union leaders are trying to bring a group of renegade state Senate Democrats back to the party.

Riders on bus lines all over the city could soon see some changes to the schedules on their line, as the MTA responds to changes in ridership trends-but not everyone is going to like them.

As NY1's coverage of Pride Week continues, the channel turns to Staten Island, where one transgender man is suing the Department of Parks and Recreation for discrimination.

Police are looking for a man they say shot two men, injuring one critically, in Queens before robbing them.

The Rent Guidelines Board ignored calls for a rent freeze on rent-stabilized apartments Monday, voting to raise rents 1 percent on one-year leases and 2.75 percent on two-year leases. Renters and property owners both expressed dismay following the 5-4 vote. | Share your thoughts.

The heat is on in London with the first-ever revival of Cameron Mackintosh's mega-musical "Miss Saigon." The show opened on the West End last month.

Dr. Ram Raju has returned to the city's hospital system after leading Chicago's Cook County Health System for two years-bringing with him a vision that starts with health, rather than sickness.

Protesters are demanding that the city stop moving forward on building a controversial waste management plant in Manhattan.

A Turkish court on Tuesday sentenced a man to life in prison for killing a Staten Island woman in Istanbul last year.

Homemade croutons are perfect for any summer salad.

Manhattanites may be able to be beach bums without ever leaving the borough, if a local entrepreneur has his way.

Police are looking for a man who they say has groped multiple women and girls in the Bronx since February.

Voters in five New York City congressional districts will cast ballots in primaries today, but the race drawing the most attention is in the 13th District where Rep. Charles Rangel is fighting to keep the seat he has held since 1971.

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

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

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the city police department reportedly could be going high-tech to fight crime in the subway by installing surveillance cameras in new subway cars.

NY1 previews the day on Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.