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Those who live and work in the West Village were stunned when a midday arrest attempt in the neighborhood ended with the suspect dead, and two U.S. marshals and an NYPD detective in the hospital.

Two U.S. marshals and an NYPD detective were shot and wounded Monday afternoon in West Village while trying to arrest an accused child molester from California, sources tell NY1. | West Village Community Shocked by Fugitive Shooting

Buffalo News reporter Bob McCarthy joined Inside City Hall to discuss Governor Andrew Cuomo's defense of his actions surrounding his anti-corruption commission.

NY1 Political Anchor Errol Louis took a tour of the Museum of the City of New York's exhibit which examines the history of graffiti.

Now that the Metropolitan Transportation Authority has headed off a strike by Long Island Rail Road workers, it's planning for its financial future-and trying to do it without fare hikes or service cuts.

A verdict in the bribery and corruption trial of former Queens City Councilman Dan Halloran could come down as soon as Tuesday. Attorneys from both sides made their final presentations to the jury Monday.

Seven families across the state have filed a lawsuit challenging teacher tenure laws.

Mayor Bill de Blasio had little time to get over his jet lag after returning from an eight-day Italian vacation that took him from Rome to Capri. While overseas, he soaked up the adoration of his Italian supporters and savored his time in the international spotlight.

Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner William Bratton on Monday said they are working to improve the relationship between police and citizens following the death of a Staten Island man earlier this month.

Governor Andrew Cuomo appeared in Buffalo for a public event Monday morning, his first since a bombshell New York Times story last week detailed his alleged interference in an anti-corruption investigation.

Veterans united on Staten Island Monday to commemorate fallen soldiers on the 100th anniversary of the start of World War I.

Several New Yorkers are among the 22 recipients of the 2013 National Arts and Humanities Medal at a White House ceremony.

The city's first family moved into Gracie Mansion Sunday afternoon after returning from their vacation in Italy.

A court ruled that a cross-shaped steel beam can stay on display at the World Trade Center memorial.

The United Nations Security Council called for an "immediate and unconditional humanitarian cease-fire" in Gaza at an emergency meeting held early this morning on Manhattan's East Side.

Cape Breton Island is home to a few single malt distilleries on this side of the pond.

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.