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Neiman Marcus to Open First NYC Store at Hudson Yards
Neiman Marcus has announced plans to open store at the Hudson Yards.
Andrew Madoff Dies of Lymphoma at 48
The last surviving son of convicted Ponzi schemer Bernard Madoff has died of cancer.
Police Search for Man Who Allegedly Robbed Chinese Restaurant
Police are looking for a man they say burglarized a Chinese restaurant in the Bronx.
Mayor Backs Cuomo's Lieutenant Governor Candidate
Before ducking a Democratic primary debate on Inside City Hall Wednesday night, Governor Andrew Cuomo's running mate, Kathy Hochul, tried to bolster her liberal credentials by getting the backing of Mayor Bill de Blasio.
Man Sentenced to 25 Years For Shooting Police Officer
The man who pleaded guilty to shooting a police officer earlier this year has been sentenced to 25 years in prison.
September 11th Foundation to Run This Year's 9/11 Ceremony
For the first time, the city will not oversee the September 11th ceremony, as it will be run instead by the September 11th foundation, whose chairman is former Mayor Michael Bloomberg.
NY1 Movie Review: 'The Two Faces of January'
A new thriller set in Greece in 1962 stars Viggo Mortensen, Kirsten Dunst and Oscar Isaac. It's called "The Two Faces of January."
Samsung Unveils New Galaxy Phones, Virtual Reality Headset
Hoping maybe to steal some of Apple's thunder ahead of its big press conference next week, Samsung unveils a handful of new devices-some with entirely new features.
Round Out Summer with Local Excursions
Summer may be coming to a close, but that doesn't mean there aren't plenty of fun things to do and see close to home.
DMV to Revoke 'HAMMAS' License Plate Spotted in Brooklyn
The DMV says it's revoking a politically-charged custom license plate spotted in Brooklyn that reads HAMMAS, a slight misspelling of Hamas.
Gay Group to March Under Banner in St. Patrick's Day Parade
St. Patrick's Day Parade organizers say an openly gay group will be allowed to march under its own banner for the first time next year.
September 3rd In NYC History
September 3rd
Joan Rivers Moved From ICU to Private Room, Family Says
The daughter of comedian Joan Rivers says the 81-year-old has been moved to a private room and is being kept comfortable after going into cardiac arrest last week at a Manhattan doctor's office.
Tri-State Broadcaster Joe Bragg Dies at 87
Joe Bragg, a popular voice in local broadcasting, passed away Monday at the age of 87.
Funding Set Aside to Evaluate Staten Island Bluffs
The shore protection systems on Staten Island will soon be evaluated.
Man Suspected of Attempted Rape Caught on Video
Police hope surveillance video will help lead to an arrest in an attempted rape in Brooklyn this past weekend.
Brooklyn Gym Teaches the Art of Parkour
Visitors have been flipping out at the Brooklyn Zoo since it opened in March, offering many the chance to try out the art of Parkour.
Forsyth Nature Center Offers View into Local, Exotic Wildlife
There's a quiet place tucked away in Ulster County that's a real zoo.
Port Authority: Three Bird Strikes Reported at LGA
The Port Authority says three different planes reported bird strikes Wednesday morning coming into LaGuardia Airport.
Big Apple Tops List of Bike-Friendly Cities
Bicycling Magazine has named New York the best cycling city in the country, citing the growing number of protected bike paths and expanding infrastructure for riders.
