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U.S. Attorney: Teen Inmates Face Excessive Violence at Rikers
Rikers Island is the worst place for teen offenders to go, according to a new report by the U.S. Attorney's Office that shows evidence of a breakdown of management and a lax culture of reporting incidents.
NY1 Online: Consultants Discuss Republican Reaction to Moreland Controversy
The four members of Inside City Hall's Consultants Corner, Republicans Kellyanne Conway and Marcus Reese and Democrats L. Joy Williams and Suri Kasirer discussed whether the governor's Republican rival, Rob Astorino has done a good job capitalizing on the anti-corruption Moreland Commission controversy that has embroiled the governor.
NY1 Online: Staten Island Councilwoman Discusses Garner Homicide Fallout
Just days after the city's medical examiner labeled Eric Garner's death a homicide, City Councilwoman Debi Rose joined Inside City Hall to discuss how her Staten Island neighborhood has been rocked by the tragic incident.
Thermal Imaging Camera Lets You In on More Than the Eye Can See
A new camera for iPhone offers super-human vision capability.
Thermal Imaging Camera Lets You In on More Than the Eye Can See
A new camera for iPhone offers super-human vision capability.
Sound Advice: Mary Sarah Bridges Country's Generational Gap
In his latest "Sound Advice" report, WFUV DJ Eric Holland sits down with Mary Sarah, a 19-year-old country music artist who has sung with music greats Willie Nelson, Dolly Parton and Merle Haggard on her latest album, "Bridges."
Giants' David Wilson Advised to 'No Longer Play Football'
Giants running back David Wilson's brief NFL career is over after doctors on Monday advised him to "no longer play football."
Ancient Greek Coins Returned to Greece After Seller Prosecution
Five ancient coins recovered by the Manhattan District Attorney's office and Homeland Security are on their way back to Greece.
Mother Loses Custody of Children Rescued in Brooklyn Fire
The mother of the children rescued from a Brooklyn fire last week has lost custody of her four kids.
Mother Loses Custody of Children Rescued in Brooklyn Fire
The mother of the children rescued from a Brooklyn fire last week has lost custody of her four kids.
College Value Determined by More Than Just Sticker Price
They say college is an investment, but does a degree from one school pay more dividends than others?
Atlantic Yards Project to Now Be Called 'Pacific Park Brooklyn'
The nearly $5 billion redevelopment in Prospect Heights has been rebranded to be called Pacific Park Brooklyn, but to hear some residents tell it, the name change doesn't make the massive project any less controversial.
Mayor's New UES Locale is Close to Authentic Italian Spots
From a small Italian village to Gracie Mansion, NY1's Valarie D'Elia takes a look at five ways the mayor can stay connected to his Italian roots in his new neighborhood
NY1 Online: The New York Times Close Up 08/02/14
On the August 2 edition of The New York Times Close Up, Sam Roberts speaks with Times Editorial Board Project Director David Firestone about the paper's call to repeal the federal ban on marijuana.
NY1 Online: On Stage [Full Program] 08/02/14
Donna Karger hosts the August 2, 2014 edition of On Stage.
Governor Signs Bills Designed to Protect City Housing Authority Employees, Crossing Guards
Governor Andrew Cuomo on Monday signed two bills that make it a felony to assault either city housing authority employees or school crossing guards.
New "Slow Zones" Take Effect in Manhattan, The Bronx
The city lowered the speed limit from 30 mph to 25 mph on two major streets Monday as part of Mayor Bill de Blasio's "Vision Zero" program to end traffic deaths.
Police Seek Gunman Who Shot Man Inside Bronx Grocery Store
Police are looking for a man they say shot another man inside a grocery store in the Bronx over the weekend.
Fishing Trips Are Also Scenic in Brooklyn's Sheepshead Bay
It's the city's most populous borough but in the neighborhood of Sheepshead Bay there's a small fishing town feel.
Overnight Lane Closures Begin on Verrazano Bridge
Drivers who use the Verrazano Bridge at night will face road closures for a few weeks this month.
