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The New York-bound side of the Bayonne Bridge and free shuttle is closed this weekend.

State health officials are advising parents and doctors to watch out for a serious respiratory virus that has infected more than a dozen children in New York.

State health officials are advising parents and doctors to watch out for a serious respiratory virus that has infected more than a dozen children in New York.

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

A ceremony was held Friday for five libraries that were recently renovated in Brooklyn, giving more than 300 kids better access to books.

Police have released surveillance video of a man who they say scammed an apartment hunter in Manhattan.

Longtime radio newsman Stan Brooks was honored Friday as the corner of 43rd Street and 10th Avenue in Hell's Kitchen was renamed "Stan Brooks Way."

The debate over the fate of horse carriages in the city may reach the City Council soon, according to Mayor Bill de Blasio.

Four day care operators in Brooklyn and Staten Island are facing charges related to fraud and safety violations following an investigation by the city's Department of Investigation and two district attorneys. | View the list of child care centers shut down

Tall boats won't be able to go under the Harlem River Lift Bridge for six months starting next week.

Watch the full Fashion Week show for the Spring 2015 collection of Nanette Lepore, and watch extended interviews with the designers and others involved in the show. (The interviews follow the full show clips in the same video player.)

Police have made an arrest in connection with the shooting death of a Brooklyn man last month.

Schools Chancellor Carmen Farina and Mayor de Blasio are touring MS 255's after school program today.

The Inside City Hall Reporters Roundtable - Brian Lehrer of WNYC Radio; Elinor Tatum, publisher of the Amsterdam News; Erica Orden of the Wall Street Journal; and Bob McCarthy of the Buffalo News - discussed the aftermath of primary season.

Katrina vanden Heuvel, the editor and publisher of The Nation magazine, talked to Errol Louis about the future of progressive politics in New York and around the country.

Republican candidate for governor Rob Astorino joined Errol Louis to talk about his challenge to Governor Andrew Cuomo now that primary season is over.

Physical activity is important for any kid, but the emphasis is deeper for those with special needs, which is why the latest New Yorker of the Week is putting a focus on getting them out and active.

Shootings in the northeast Bronx reached an all-time high earlier this year, causing some residents to call neighborhoods patrolled by the 47th Precinct the Wild Wild West, but months later, things have changed.

In part five of our series investigating the current state of the job market, NY1's Diane King Hall filed the following report on careers in America that did not exist before the Great Recession.

Some wear buttons or maybe give a campaign donation, but on Staten Island, there is one clear way to show who you are supporting in an election: the lawn sign.