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Police are looking for the person who stabbed a man to death in Harlem.

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

John Schiumo hosts the August 8, 2014 episode of The Call.

Police are investigating a possible hate crime on Roosevelt Island.

Mayor Bill de Blasio couldn't escape a slew of question on Garner's death during a tour of a public housing complex in Brooklyn Friday night.

The city is getting ready to welcome Democratic party officials scouting New York as a possible site for the 2016 National Convention.

The New York Public Library's Literacy Leaders program is teaming up with the ASPCA to help teach kids about persuasive writing.

A lot of changes are happening in The HUB, one of the Bronx's major shopping areas.

Negotiators in the Metropolitan Opera saga are waiting on findings of an independent financial analyst, but NY1 has more details on earlier talks, and the sides are still far apart.

In a small studio space on the Lower East Side, the latest New Yorker of the Week trades the glory of winning body-building competitions for the joy of training seniors.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Zephyr Teachout was back in court Friday to defend herself against a challenge from the Cuomo campaign, which is claiming she doesn't meet the residency requirement to run for governor of New York.

A man accused of stabbing two Brooklyn children in June has been deemed fit to stand trial.

Bronx Assembly candidate Michael Blake joined Inside City Hall to talk about why his run for the 79th State Assembly district seat is facing a major hurdle in court.

The Reporters Roundtable - New York Times reporter Nikita Stewart, Capital New York reporter Gloria Pazmino, Editor of City and State magazine Morgan Pehme, and New York Daily News' Albany Bureau Chief Ken Lovett - discussed the Eric Garner case and gubernatorial candidate Zephyr Teachout's residency fight on Inside City Hall.

A Brooklyn church that was badly damaged in a fire has taken a small step toward rebuilding as congregants and community members are pledging their support.

A closed-door meeting between investigators, police and community activists was held Friday to diffuse tension over the death of Eric Garner.

The Department of Education lost 127 students' US History Regents exams before they could be graded and is now requiring these students re-take the test. NY1's Lindsey Christ filed the following report.

Federal labor officials have issued a hefty fine to a health care company contracted to provide health services to Rikers Island inmates, saying they disregarded the safety of their employees.

A Circuit Court judge on Friday cleared the way for the state to dispute money lost by victims of Bernard Madoff's ponzi scheme.