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Bob Hardt's daily look "Inside City Hall."

Sources tell NY1 the Coney Island Houses, which were hit hard by Hurricane Sandy, will receive more than $100 million to help protect it from future storms.

A man is in the hospital after being shot by police Thursday afternoon in Harlem's Marcus Garvey Park.

John Williams of The New York Times reports on newly released book titles and the world of publishing in "The Book Reader."

The new school year has started, and there's no better way to help your child start their day then with a healthy breakfast. Cricket Azima of the Creative Kitchen offered tips for breakfast and after-school snacks to NY1 parenting correspondent Shelley Goldberg.

Fans and fellow comics are mourning the loss of Joan Rivers, who died Thursday afternoon at the age of 81. | View highlights from Joan Rivers' career

Fans and fellow comics are mourning the loss of Joan Rivers, who died Thursday afternoon at the age of 81. | View highlights from Joan Rivers' career

Inglot Cosmetics in Chelsea Market debuted some of their looks with a fashion show from Russian designer Alina German.

A dark passageway to the subway that some subway riders say they've prefer to avoid is now getting a much-needed makeover.

She has been out of the spotlight since the 2013 race for mayor, but former City Council Speaker Christine Quinn is back, and she joined Inside City Hall to discuss her new role on the Board of Directors at NARAL New York and to offer her thoughts on the freshman year of the de Blasio administration.

A man is facing hate crime charges for allegedly attacking Linda Sarsour, the executive Director of the Arab American Association of New York, and her deputy director, as well as allegedly yelling offensive slurs at them.

Ahead of a Democratic primary next week, Governor Andrew Cuomo skipped yet another debate Thursday morning, this time on WNYC Radio, while the Cuomo team launched a TV ad promoting his lieutenant governor candidate, Kathy Hochul.

Police Commissioner William Bratton on Thursday shared details about the New York City Police Department's pilot program for equipping police officers with body cameras. | Read New Yorkers' thoughts.

The city's 1.1 million public school students have begun a new school year, and the spotlight Thursday was on the new pre-K students.

It's not every day a former president visits on the first day of classes, but that's exactly what students at the New York Harbor School on Governors Island got to experience.

More than one-quarter of adult New Yorkers are obese, but a new report also shows that a majority of other states are worse off.

Off-Broadway's Signature Theater has just debuted a new production of "The Wayside Motor Inn," a 1977 work from prolific veteran playwright A.R. Gurney.

We all know how it feels to be stressed out, but what you may not know is that stress can also have an impact on your body. In her latest Healthy Living report, Jill Urban shows some ways to de-stress to avoid putting your body in distress.

Fast food workers gathered in Times Square Thursday as part of a national demonstration to demand companies pay them at least $15 an hour, citing the rising cost of living.

The third and final section of Manhattan's elevated park, the High Line, will be open to the public on September 21.