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Governor Andrew Cuomo did not take us up on our invitation to debate primary challenger Zephyr Teachout, but Teachout showed up. She joined Errol Louis to discuss the campaign and her views on a number of issues, include hydro-fracking and the governor's decision to travel to Israel.

Fresh off endorsing Zephyr Teachout and Tim Wu, Mark Green joined the NY1 Wise Guys to discuss the campaign for governor and much more.

The city has shut down nine pre-K centers just two days before classes start, and delayed the start of 36 others.

Governor Andrew Cuomo ducked an invitation to appear on NY1's "Inside City Hall" Tuesday to debate his main Democratic opponent, Fordham Law Professor Zephyr Teachout. Earlier in the day, Cuomo met with Jewish leaders to brief them on his trip to Israel last month.

As the world's style elite gears up for Fashion Week, NY1's Stephanie Simon visits Nina Shoes, a New York family owned and operated shoe company that has been setting the trends for more than 60 years.

Diana Durand, Rep. Michael Grimm's alleged ex-girlfriend, who was charged of violating campaign finance law during his 2010 campaign, is expected to enter a plea deal Wednesday.

With the start of the school year just two days away, more speed cameras are going up near city schools as part of Mayor Bill de Blasio's "Vision Zero" safety initiative.

Cooking Light magazine surveys grocery store products and names its best-tasting and healthiest, this year focusing on healthy snacks, just in time for back to school. Executive chef Anna Bullett joined NY1 to talk about their picks.

Financial expert Neale Godfrey joined NY1 with some ways to keep a lid on your budget as the kids get ready to go back to school.

The principals' union says it expected to sign a new contract with the city long before the start of the school year this week, but then, a major issue came up and negotiations came grinding to a halt.

Jenny Gersten, the executive director of Friends of the High Line, says she'll leave the position at the end of the month.

Many think they're too old to get involved in the ever-changing world of technology in which we live. That's not the case though, proven by some adults who are learning to code while well into other careers.

Counselors are on hand at a Staten Island high school Tuesday after a football player collapsed and died on the field during practice Monday morning.

The de Blasio administration says it has met its Build It Back goal for the summer, although thousands of people are still waiting for help from the highly criticized recovery program.

Former Public Advocate Mark Green on Tuesday threw his support behind Zephyr Teachout in the democratic primary for governor, while the Daily News threw its support behind incumbent Governor Andrew Cuomo.

New Yorkers began the post Labor Day work week on a hot note as temperatures soared to 92 degrees, making it the hottest day of the year.

Today's recipe uses peaches and blueberries to make a baked summertime dessert topped with a brown sugar streusel.

After five weeks of using shuttle buses to get between Brooklyn and Queens, G train riders finally have the whole line back as the MTA finishes around-the-clock work fixing equipment damaged by Hurricane Sandy.

Certain MetroCards now feature ads for Mount Sinai and NYU Langone Medical Center, the first hospitals to buy space on the tiny fare card.

The family of Joan Rivers has confirmed that the comedian is now on life support.