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As Democratic voters trickle to the polls today, Andrew Cuomo is likely counting down the minutes until he can stop ignoring his primary foe Zephyr Teachout and start whacking away at Rob Astorino like a giant GOP piñata for the general election.

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

The four members of the Monday Consultants Corner - Republicans Marcus Resse and Jake Menges, and Democrats Lis Smith and Lupe Todd - offered their review of a new hard-hitting ad by Dominic Recchia in his bid to unseat Rep. Michael Grimm and an uncomfortable moment between Governor Andrew Cuomo and his primary opponent, Zephyr Teachout.

The Rev. John Jenkins, the president of Notre Dame University, joined Inside City Hall to talk about technology and higher education, plus college sports and his impressions of Pope Francis.

A group of Uber drivers on Monday protested recent changes in the way the web-based service connects them to riders.

Watch the full Fashion Week show for the spring 2015 collection of Custo Barcelona, and watch extended interviews with the designers and others involved in the show.

Investigators say 51-year-old Xie Bin first shot his girlfriend, 46-year-old Ya Ling Meng, and then himself on a sidewalk in Flushing.

Investigators say 51-year-old Xie Bin first shot his girlfriend, 46-year-old Ya Ling Meng, and then himself on a sidewalk in Flushing.

Police Commissioner William Bratton announced plans to revamp NYPD training procedures at a City Council hearing Monday.

Police Commissioner William Bratton announced plans to revamp NYPD training procedures at a City Council hearing Monday.

Less than three weeks ago, nearly nine out of 10 New Yorkers didn't know who she was, but Zephyr Teachout says she's poised to make history with a primary win over Andrew Cuomo.

The Department of Health says five New Yorkers have been infected with West Nile Virus so far this year.

Democratic candidate for Congress Domenic Recchia is hitting the airwaves with an ad that takes clear aim at incumbent Michael Grimm's legal troubles.

Every state legislator is up for re-election this year, and there are heated, contested primaries in most areas of the city Tuesday.

With the 13th anniversary of September 11th coming up this week, there's a renewed push to extend the Zadroga Act before it expires.

Five years into the recovery from the deepest recession in decades, and much of the economy is healing. The stock market is at an all-time high, the Federal Reserve has been winding down its stimulus measures-but what about the job market? NY1's Diane King Hall looked at the current state of it in the first part of our series.

Feeling confident as he heads into Tuesday's primary, Governor Andrew Cuomo held his third campaign rally in as many days, where he made the hard sell for his running mate, former Rep. Kathy Hochul.

Even without scorching weather, the Parks Department says more than 18 million people spent time at city beaches this summer and more than 1 million hung out at outdoor pools.

It's national suicide prevention week, a time to bring awareness to the fact that suicide is very preventable. One organization is targeting young Hispanic women who are more likely to to attempt and commit suicide.

WFUV DJ Eric Holland sits down with New York natives Titus Andronicus, who performed recently at Webster Hall, to talk about what it means to be punk.