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NY1 Exclusive: Video Shows Police Arresting Nearly Naked Woman
Some police officers were caught on cellphone video trying to handcuff a nearly naked woman who apparently has breathing problems. The NYPD says she was resisting arrest.
Weekend Feature: Lifestyle Expert Presents Products to Help You Stay Cool
Lifestyle expert Victoria Pericon joined NY1 with ways to chill out and cool off this summer.
Bayonne Bridge Closed for Weekend
The Bayonne Bridge is closed for weekend construction.
Man Arrested for Allegedly Raping Woman While Pretending to Be Police Officer
Police have arrested a suspect who they say raped a woman while pretending to be a police officer.
Police Arrest Pair in Connection With Queens Animal Cruelty Case
Police arrested Addison Holder and Keisha Hall Thursday in connection with an animal cruelty case in Queens.
Legal Aid Society Head Calls Eric Garner's Death a Sad Commentary on NYPD
Seymour James, attorney-in-chief of the Legal Aid Society, said Eric Garner's death during an arrest is a sad commentary on the NYPD.
Legal Aid Society Head Calls Eric Garner's Death a Sad Commentary on NYPD
Seymour James, attorney-in-chief of the Legal Aid Society, said Eric Garner's death during an arrest is a sad commentary on the NYPD.
Sunset Park Library Gets New Air Conditioning Units, but Community Pushes for More
A Brooklyn library recently received new air conditioning units, but the community is pushing for more.
Examining What 'The Sound of Music' Means to City Where It Was Set
"The Sound of Music" has been a musical favorite here for decades, but Salzburg, Austria, where the story was set, took some time before it embraced the beloved show. NY1's Frank DiLella recently took a trip to Salzburg to see what "The Sound of Music" means there now.
Examining What 'The Sound of Music' Means to City Where It Was Set
"The Sound of Music" has been a musical favorite here for decades, but Salzburg, Austria, where the story was set, took some time before it embraced the beloved show. NY1's Frank DiLella recently took a trip to Salzburg to see what "The Sound of Music" means there now.
Mayor Urges Preparedness as Hurricane Season Begins
As the second named storm of this hurricane season churns through the Caribbean, Mayor Bill de Blasio on Friday kicked off a campaign for storm preparations.
Mayor Urges Preparedness as Hurricane Season Begins
As the second named storm of this hurricane season churns through the Caribbean, Mayor Bill de Blasio on Friday kicked off a campaign for storm preparations.
Mayor Defends Sharpton Amid Criticism in Wake of Eric Garner's Death
Mayor Bill de Blasio is defending the Rev. Al Sharpton amid criticism the civil rights leader is not only upstaging the mayor but increasing tensions in the wake of Eric Garner's death.
NYer of the Week: Diana Musa Encourages Children to Celebrate Their Roots
West Africa has been in the news recently because of an Ebola crisis, but for several years, the latest New Yorker of the Week has been teaching city kids about the positive aspects of several countries there.
Bronx Hip-Hop Artist Remy Ma Released From Prison
Bronx hip-hop artist Remy Ma is no longer behind bars, as she was released Friday after spending seven years in prison.
Bronx Hip-Hop Artist Remy Ma Released From Prison
Bronx hip-hop artist Remy Ma is no longer behind bars, as she was released Friday after spending seven years in prison.
Hochul Discusses Moreland Commission While Campaigning in Queens
While Governor Andrew Cuomo says he's no longer commenting on the Moreland Commission matter, the gag order apparently does not extend to his lieutenant governor candidate, Kathy Hochul, who spent the day campaigning in Queens.
Pedestrian Walkway That Runs Through WTC Site Now Open
A pedestrian walkway that runs through the World Trade Center site is now open, making it a little easier to get through Lower Manhattan.
Program Allows High School Students to Get Training in Lab Skills, Neuroscience
There are some young scientists doing some serious brain research this summer as part of a Columbia University program.
Advocates Say Misinformation, Desperation Leading to Influx of Immigrants to US
Immigration reform is in the spotlight again because thousands of children are crossing into the U.S. at its southern border, but why are so many emigrating from their countries and by themselves? Bronx reporter Erin Clarke spoke with advocates from the countries many of these children are coming from.


