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The much anticipated Fania All-Stars reunion concert has been canceled, and Fania released a statement citing timing and recording issues as the cause.

Talks continued Friday between the Metropolitan Opera and union workers seeking a new contract, while the union for musicians looked to gain support for a new deal at a rally.

Talks continued Friday between the Metropolitan Opera and union workers seeking a new contract, while the union for musicians looked to gain support for a new deal at a rally.

A fire inside two Manhattan buildings Friday morning caused traffic woes for drivers near the entrance to the Midtown Tunnel.

Over 1,500 workers from 13 city agencies are taking part today in the biggest anthrax emergency drill ever attempted in New York City.

Students from across the city came to the Intrepid on Thursday to take part in a bundle of science, technology, engineering and math or STEM activities as part of a celebration for Time Warner Cable's Connect a Million Minds initiative.

James Franco's film "Child Of God", which premiered at this year's New York Film Festival and stars actor Scott Haze, had a special screening Thursday at the Tribeca Grand Hotel.

James Franco's film "Child Of God", which premiered at this year's New York Film Festival and stars actor Scott Haze, had a special screening Thursday at the Tribeca Grand Hotel.

Radio talk show host Mark Simone and New York Daily News columnist Linda Stasi offer their take on the week's top news stories, from the latest developments in the Moreland Commission investigation and Gov. Cuomo to the free furniture donation at Gracie Mansion.

A ticket stub from Lou Gehrig's final day in baseball sold for more than $95,000 at auction Thursday.

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority says a pilot program that lets commercial vehicles pay with debit or credit cards will be extended to cars and motorcycles.

The weekend weather forecast may not be that great, but New Yorkers will still have a chance to enjoy seven miles of traffic-free Manhattan streets.

Governor Andrew Cuomo is expected to sign an amendment to strengthen the state's drunk driving laws.

NY1 previews the day on Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.

The Metropolitan Opera says it's postponing a lockout of 3,000 of its workers for three days after a spokesperson said management reached a deal with three of the 15 unions whose contracts expire at midnight.

The Spider-Man accused of hitting a police officer in Times Square is defending the presence of costumed characters in the area, saying the performers are an essential part of the flavor of the "Crossroads of the World."

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

First responders who performed a dramatic rescue earlier this week, saving three children from a burning building in Brooklyn, were honored Thursday at City Hall.

Certain ingredients found in beauty products from makeup to shampoo might do more harm than good, as they may contain chemicals that are bad for you and/or the environment.