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

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

Today is the first day that workers covered by the city's new paid sick leave law can start using their accrued sick time.

In his latest "Sound Advice" report, WFUV DJ Eric Holland speaks with Alex Gibney, director of the new documentary, "Finding Fela," on the Nigerian artist and political activist Fela Kuti.

Ten percent of adults and more than 10 percent of children in the U.S. have some form of eczema, with few options for treatment-but a new therapy discovered by one city doctor is in the works that effectively shuts off the skin irritation.

Classic dessert made with phyllo dough, walnuts and honey.

NYPD's Hate Crimes unit is investigating who put fliers with anti-Muslim rhetoric in some apartment buildings in Brooklyn.

John Schiumo hosts the July 29, 2014 episode of The Call.

The city's finances are healthy-for now. That's the assessment from a board set up after the 1970s fiscal crisis, which still has to approve New York's budgets a generation later.

It was a case that divided the city-the shooting of an unarmed man by police on his wedding day. The site of the Sean Bell shooting has now been transformed into what many are calling a blessing.

Police are looking for two suspects involved in a violent robbery caught on camera.

The president of the Metropolitan Museum of Art is retiring next spring.

A probe into criminal activity at Riker's Island has revealed a drug smuggling network involving seven correction officers.

The NY1 Wise Guys, Former U.S. Senator Alfonse D'Amato, former Public Advocate Betsy Gotbaum and former Congressman Anthony Weiner discussed Governor Cuomo's response to last week's bombshell article in the New York Times accusing his staff of interfering with the anti-corruption Moreland Commission he created.

David Jones, the President and CEO of the Community Service Society of New York joined Inside City Hall to talk about a new report calling for an overhaul of the city's public housing system.

A police watchdog group is monitoring the NYPD by tracking cases through the court system. It plans to release its findings later this week.

As any New Yorker knows, hopping on the subway in the summer is no joyride-and there are some riders who make the experience a lot more unpleasant.

A White Plains jury on Tuesday returned a guilty verdict on all five counts in the federal bribery and corruption trial of former Queens City Councilman Dan Halloran.

A rookie firefighter and his fellow firefighters helped pull three young children and other victims out of a burning apartment in an East New York building Tuesday.

A non-profit organization that provides city schools with full-time music teachers says it's found that music class can lead to higher English and math scores.