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In the latest installment of the "Rolling the Dice" series, Nick Reisman of Time Warner Cable News in Albany looks at how the push has created a fight in some small towns just 150 miles north of New York City.

The return of G train service between Brooklyn and Queens is just over two weeks away, and in an NY1 exclusive, transit reporter Jose Martinez takes an inside look at how the Greenpoint Tube, which was badly damaged by Hurricane Sandy, is being strengthened for future storms.

The head of investigations on Rikers Island has stepped down less than a month after a scathing report about violence at the jail complex.

The Port Authority bus terminal at the George Washington Bridge is closing for a much-needed face lift.

Mark David Chapman, the man who fatally shot John Lennon outside his Upper West Side home, was denied parole for the eighth time on Friday.

The NYPD has told the Parks Department to stand down when it comes to aggressively patrolling the park that is located right in the middle of the uproar surrounding Eric Garner's death at the hands of police.

If you're looking for something to do this weekend, the South Street Seaport is playing host to all kinds of activities.

NY1's man about town, George Whipple, is a mainstay of the city's social scene but he also has another side - one dedicated to preserving the heritage of his beloved Putnam County, where his family has farmed for generations.

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

Police are asking for the public's help finding a man who robbed a Bronx store at gunpoint last Friday.

The city Taxi and Limousine Commission is now selling 6,000 new permits for the lime colored cabs which serve upper Manhattan and the other four boroughs.

The American flags taken from the Brooklyn Bridge last month are back on U.S. soil after allegedly being replaced by a pair of German artists.

August 22nd

As preparations continue for Saturday's march in honor of Eric Garner, a rally was held on Staten Island in support of the NYPD.

With Reverend Al Sharpton's "We Will Not Go Back" march against police brutality approaching, many north shore businesses are preparing to close as a precaution.

Maria Milito hosts the August 21, 2014 episode of The Call.

The Metropolitan Opera has reached labor agreements with all of its remaining unions.

An investigation is underway after a Bronx baby died while her mother waited almost a half hour for help to arrive.

City Council members introduced a bill that would create a public registry of people convicted of gun crimes.

As our Bronx Week series comes to an end, borough reporter Erin Clarke takes a look at the Bronx's Little Italy, which is becoming less Italian.