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Two U.S. marshals and an NYPD officer who were trying arrest someone for sexual assault were shot this afternoon at West 4th Street and Sixth Avenue, sources tell NY1.

A unique exhibit at the Brooklyn Historical Society features historical photographs of Brooklyn taken in the 70s and 80s.

Members of the Muslim community gathered in Astoria Park Monday to mark Eid, the end of Ramadan, a month-long period of fasting and prayer.

Donna Karger hosts the July 26, 2014 edition of On Stage.

A driver was killed and at least five others were hospitalized Sunday after a minivan overturned on 21st Street in Astoria.

The Bronx Dominican Day Parade celebrated its 25 year anniversary Sunday as colorful costumes and parade floats covered Grand Concourse from East Tremont Street to 167th.

The de Blasio family spent their first night in Gracie Mansion after returning from vacation in Italy on Sunday.

Former New York Yankees manager Joe Torre officially joined baseball's best in Cooperstown on Sunday as he was formally inducted into the Hall of Fame.

A new report shows officers working in the precinct where a Staten Island man died while being taken into custody are subject to more lawsuits than anywhere else in the city.

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

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

A Staten Island teen has been charged after police say he drove drunk and crashed into a tree early Sunday morning, hurting himself and two of his passengers.

The MTA's "Fastrack" program returns to the A, C, B and D subway lines in Upper Manhattan from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. every night until Friday morning.

July 29th

A Times Square Spiderman broke character and allegedly punched a police officer in the face Saturday.

Police Commissioner William Bratton is sending six officers to Los Angeles to learn from police officers there.

Manhattan already has a greenway, a foot and bike trail that circles the island and advocates are now pushing for the completion of a similar greenway in Brooklyn and Queens. Sunday, they held a bike ride for the cause.

September 11th victims and their families are losing out on deserved tax breaks because of Internal Revenue Service failures.

Eight street cart vendors outside of the Metropolitan Museum of Art were ticketed after the Health Department says they left their carts unattended overnight, but vendors claim they did nothing wrong.

A ceremony was held on Staten Island Saturday to co-name a street in honor of a fallen soldier.