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Bellevue Hospital will receive more than $117 million in federal aid for damages related to Hurricane Sandy.

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

MetroCard Vending Machines are getting a software upgrade and will not accept debit or credit cards Saturday from 1 a.m. to 9:30 a.m.

Police say an aide at P.S. 225 in Brighton Beach has been charged after punching an 11-year-old boy with autism.

NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.

Police say they made five arrests Thursday - all without incident - after protesters marched up 42nd Street in response to the police shooting death of an unarmed teenager in Missouri earlier this week.

Nurses at East Harlem's Terrence Cardinal Cooke Health Care Center are striking today over what they call unfair labor practices and unsafe staffing levels.

In an interview with NY1 Political Anchor Errol Louis, U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara discusses the slew of corruption cases coming out of the state Capitol.

State Education Commissioner John King joined Inside City Hall to discuss the results of the most recent statewide standardized tests and the controversy surrounding Common Core standards

Rep. Charles Rangel joined Inside City Hall to discuss the call by members of the New York's congressional delegation for a federal investigation into the death of Eric Garner and the eruption of racial tensions in Missouri.

"Into The Storm," a film that stars Richard Armitage as a father who loses one of his sons when a tornado hits, recently premiered at the AMC Lincoln Square.

A new report from City Comptroller Scott Stringer's office finds that the city's economy is growing.

The Sikh Coalition is drawing attention to recent crimes against members of the religion as a group of men shared stories about their attacks during a news conference held by the advocacy organization Thursday.

With so much tension locally and nationally over police-community relationships, many are calling for a little harmony, and an event meant to spread that message was held Thursday.

Standardized exam scores are out for the state's second year testing students based on the more difficult Common Core standards, and while scores are still very low overall, city students made notable progress.

Rep. Hakeem Jeffries and five other Democrats have written a letter to the Justice Department asking officials to investigate the death of Eric Garner and the "broken windows" method.

The NYPD's two-week crackdown on illegal bicycling behavior is underway. But as Manhattan reporter Jon Weinstein found out, just because the police are cracking down, doesn't mean everyone is all of a sudden following the rules.

Bronx shoppers have a new place to browse with the opening Thursday of The Mall at Bay Plaza, a 780,000 square-foot indoor retail shopping destination in Co-Op City.

Governor Andrew Cuomo and state legislative leaders have finished their whirlwind trip through Israel aimed at showing support for the country during its conflict with Hamas.