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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.

Starting Monday, G trains will be suspended between Bedford-Nostrand Avenues and Church Avenue from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. for four consecutive nights.

Former Mayor Michael Bloomberg will reassume leadership of the company he founded following the departure of its current chief at the end of the year.

The NYPD has reportedly ordered precinct commanders to track 311 complaints and contact every caller within one business day to ask if the problem was solved.

Frank DiLella hosts the August 30, 2014 edition of On Stage, which features a roundtable discussion previewing the Fall 2014 season on Broadway.

On the August 30 edition of "The New York Times Close Up," guest host Clyde Haberman speaks with David Firestone, the Times editorial board's projects editor, about why the paper declined to endorse Governor Andrew Cuomo in the upcoming Democratic primary.

NY1 movie critic Neil Rosen and a panel of fellow reviewers discuss the week's latest movies available on Time Warner Cable On Demand, plus selected titles from the On Demand archives.

Former City Council Speaker Christine Quinn has joined the board of directors for pro-choice organization NARAL. | Quinn will be a guest on Inside City Hall Thursday at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.

Former City Council Speaker Christine Quinn has accepted a job with the pro-choice organization NARAL. | Quinn will be a guest on Inside City Hall Thursday at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m.

The teenager accused of killing a 4-year-old girl last year has been arrested again.

The New York City Police Department will reportedly release details this week about its pilot program for equipping officers with body cameras.

A summer treat has turned into a year-round business for a Queens store owner who's cashing in on this week's warm weather.

Police are looking for the person that they say killed a man in Brooklyn.

During the 14-day bike safety initiative known as "Operation Safe Cycle," police handed out 4,300 summonses for moving violations and more than 3,200 tickets for parking violations.

A city jail that was closed three years ago because it was full of problems has become a field of dreams.

A gay organization will finally get a chance to march in the city's St. Patrick's Day Parade under its own banner, but the decision still has some advocates disappointed.

Bright colors and wispy fabrics are expected to float down the runway at one show this fashion week.