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

A former Bronx public school teacher has pleaded guilty to raping a 10-year-old student.

Police are on the hunt for a teenager wanted in a deadly shooting in the Bronx.

John Schiumo hosts the June 13, 2014 episode of The Call.

June 15th

Broadway dimmed its lights Friday night in memory of Ruby Dee, who died Thursday at the age of 91.

Police have arrested a man in a connection with a shooting that took place in the Mariners Harbor section of Staten Island last week.

The public will have a chance to weigh in on the Port Authority's new wage policy for contracted airport workers, as the agency is opening up the new wage guidelines for public comments.

There are many baseball diamonds in the Bronx, besides the famous one at Yankee Stadium, but the latest New Yorker of Week created a special Little League for her son and other kids with autism.

The Small Schools Athletic League is asking the city to keep funding it.

The four members of Reporters Roundtable - Kate Taylor from The New York Times, Juan Manuel Benitez, the host of Pura Politica on NY1 Noticias, Elinor Tatum, publisher of the Amsterdam News and Chris Smith from New York Magazine - joined Inside City Hall to review NY1's debate for the 13th congressional district.

Two winners of this year's Sloan Public Service Award - April Leong, the founder and principal of Liberation Diploma Plus High School in Coney Island, and Arnaldo Bernabe, director of Public Safety and Security Services at Hostos Community College - joined Inside City Hall, along with Mary McCormick, the president of the Fund for the City of New York, to discuss their work serving the people of New York City.

After failing to get the nomination of the Working families Party at their convention last month, Fordham law professor Zephyr Teachout says she plans to run for governor against Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic primary.

The mudslinging continued Friday in a tough Democratic primary battle, as Rep. Charles Rangel and state Senator Adriano Espaillat were sparring over a newer portion of the district in the Bronx.

The bribery and corruption trial of state senator Malcolm Smith has taken a turn for the bizarre, as the case is on hold in part to allow for the translation of 28 hours of conversations in Yiddish, and the judge could throw out the charges altogether.

As Rep. Michael Grimm tries to win re-election while fighting a criminal indictment, he finds himself with fewer resources at his disposal.

There was plenty of pomp and circumstance among the bustle of Grand Central Friday, as the Metropolitan Transportation Authority graduated its latest class of 19 K-9 officers after months of training.

It's been described as whimsical, even magical, and now, one of the most unique houses in the city is up for sale.

Residents of Stuyvesant Town and Peter Cooper Village rallied Friday at City Hall, saying their apartments need to stay affordable when the complex is sold.

Police are searching for three people who they say were caught on surveillance video robbing a 79-year-old man in the Bronx over the weekend.