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Joan Rivers Reportedly in Medically-Induced Coma
Comedian and New York native Joan Rivers reportedly has been placed in a medically-induced coma after being rushed to Mount Sinai Hospital Thursday morning.
New Security Measures Outlined Ahead of Electric Zoo
Organizers of the Electric Zoo music festival say they are stepping up security this weekend after two concertgoers died at last year's event.
Denny's Caters to FiDi Crowd at First NYC Location
Denny's has officially fired up its griddles at their first location in the city on Nassau Street and is even offering a $300 version of its signature "Grand Slam" breakfast.
DOE Breaks Free Summer Meals Program Record
The Department of Education says it gave away more free meals this summer than ever before.
9/11 Memorial Plaza Will Be Open to Public on Anniversary
The September 11th memorial plaza will open to the public from 6 p.m. to midnight on the 13th anniversary of the attacks.
Correction Officers' Lunch Bags to be Scanned for Contraband
New York City Correction Commissioner Joseph Ponte issued a memo ordering guards to undergo the additional screening beginning Monday.
Police Arrest Fake Cabbie Who Tried to Rape Mother of Three
Police have arrested a 48-year-old Yonkers man who they say tried to sexually assault a woman in front of her three young children in Queens this past weekend.
Violence Against Women No Laughing Matter at Comedy Event
Dudes Against Violence Against Women used laughter to raise awareness about a very serious subject Thursday night at Gotham Comedy Club.
Violence Against Women No Laughing Matter at Comedy Event
Dudes Against Violence Against Women used laughter to raise awareness about a very serious subject Thursday night at Gotham Comedy Club.
NY1 From the Floor AM: Apple Sends Out Invites for September Event
NY1 previews the day on Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Writer Larry Smith Best Known for Six-Word Memoirs
Earlier in the week, NY1 introduced you to New Yorker Piper Kerman, who's bestselling memoir "Orange is the New Black," about her time in prison, became a hit TV show. Well, her husband, Larry Smith, is also a memoirist, but he takes a different approach to that and the TV show.
The Book Reader: 'My Salinger Year'
Christopher Bonanos of New York Magazine reports on newly released book titles and the world of publishing in "The Book Reader."
Joan Rivers Reportedly in Medically-Induced Coma
Comedian and New York native Joan Rivers reportedly has been placed in a medically-induced coma after being rushed to Mount Sinai Hospital Thursday morning.
August 29th In NYC History
August 29th
In The Papers 8/29/14
NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.
Labor Day Exodus From City is Underway
While some New Yorkers are heading out of town for the three-day holiday weekend others are sticking around to enjoy one last trip to the city's many beaches and pools.
Optimizing Your Herbal Regimen for Whole Health
From acupuncture to herbal remedies, many aspects of traditional Chinese medicine are becoming more mainstream when it comes to overall well-being. There are many different herbs that are said to help promote wellness, and it's best to take a close look at which herbs are best for you.
Festivities Underway Ahead of West Indian American Day Parade
In Brooklyn, Labor Day weekend is synonymous with the West Indian American Day Parade, and the festivities are already underway.
NYPD Working With DOT to Put Better Barriers on Brooklyn Bridge
The NYPD's deputy commissioner of intelligence says the city is taking steps to improve security at the Brooklyn Bridge.
Grand Jury Charges Day Care Worker With Murder of Toddler
A grand jury has charged a Bronx day care worker with murder in connection with the death of a 20-month-old boy.
