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June 19th

April is National Financial Literacy Month, but not all states make the grade when it comes to teaching our kids about money.

April is National Financial Literacy Month, but not all states make the grade when it comes to teaching our kids about money.

You may not wear your sunglasses at night, but when you do put them on, are they actually protecting your eyes? NY1's latest Healthy Living report tells you why you should look for function over fashion when it comes to your shades.

John Schiumo hosts the June 18, 2014 episode of The Call.

Police are asking for the public's help identifying a man wanted for assaulting an NYPD traffic agent.

A man is in police custody after a stabbing in Queens that left his brother dead and mother injured.

The New York Times is endorsing Adriano Espaillat in his bid to unseat Rep. Charles Rangel.

Police have charged a 14-year-old as an adult in connection with a stabbing that left a fellow student dead.

The Rent Guidelines Board hosted its third public hearing on proposed rent hikes Wednesday evening at Brooklyn Borough Hall.

Joseph Bruno, the commissioner of the city's Office of Emergency Management, is stepping down, and his last day in the position will be Friday.

City Councilman Steven Levin of Brooklyn joined Inside City Hall to talk about help for homeless families and whether the city should do more to help them get into public housing.

As part of NY1's "A Tale of Two Cities" series, NY1's Cheryl Wills reports on a multi-generational family who struggled through the winter with no heat, no hot water and broken elevators in their housing project, but who is hopeful that brighter days are ahead.

State Senator Adriano Espaillat, a candidate for Congress, joined Inside City Hall Wednesday to talk about his bid to unseat Rep. Charles Rangel and the increasingly heated rhetoric in the contest.

Police will be ramping up protection around mosques next week as the holy month of Ramadan starts, and dozens of Muslim leaders met with police officials Wednesday to discuss local and international issues.

A Brooklyn judge ruled Wednesday that an indictment stands for five Hasidic men accused of gang assault.

Three months after a deadly natural gas explosion in East Harlem, a new protocol for the New York City Fire Department is in place to prevent a repeat, a protocol that comes as focus is once again directed at the potentially dangerous problems that stem from aging pipes and wires beneath city streets.

Budget negotiations between the City Council and the mayor are heating up and sources tell NY1 a deal on the $74 billion plan could occur within days.

Brooklyn native Daniel Keyes, who wrote the influential novel "Flowers for Algernon," has died at the age of 86.

A Long Island man was arraigned Wednesday on several charges after a crash in May that killed a 9-year old girl.