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For the second day, former City Councilman Dan Halloran took the stand in his own corruption trial, saying he did not take any bribes in exchange for projects in his district known as member items.

When you buy a new cellphone or laptop, what do you do with your old one? These unwanted but still usable items could make a world of difference to others, and the latest New Yorker of the Week is bridging that gap.

When you buy a new cellphone or laptop, what do you do with your old one? These unwanted but still usable items could make a world of difference to others, and the latest New Yorker of the Week is bridging that gap.

The ride-sharing service Lyft is working towards getting a temporary restraining order lifted so it can operate in the city.

As $84 million goes unspent, Mayor Bill de Blasio is considering making major changes to a key program Mayor Michael Bloomberg set up for neighborhoods hit hard by Hurricane Sandy.

The mayor's office Twitter account says the de Blasio family's departure will be delayed until Saturday while the mayor attends to city business.

The New York City Police Department's Internal Affairs Division is investigating after a man died Thursday while police were trying to arrest him on Staten Island. | Watch Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner William Bratton address the incident

The ride-sharing service Lyft is working towards getting a temporary restraining order lifted so it can operate in the city.

Police are looking for a man they say tried to rape a woman in a building off Roosevelt Avenue in Queens.

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

A Brooklyn man who fled to Israel after the beating death of another man in 2008 appeared in a city courtroom Friday to answer to hate crime charges.

Mourners have been gathering outside of the United Nations building in Manhattan to remember the nearly 300 people killed in Thursday's Malaysia Airlines crash.

The Manhattan-bound lanes of the Brooklyn Bridge will be closed from 12:01 a.m. Saturday until 6 a.m. Monday.

Police are investigating after a 93-year-old woman was hit and killed by a sanitation truck on Staten Island Friday morning.

The more than 300,000 commuters who take the Long Island Rail Road each day as well as business owners in and around Penn Station are feeling relieved now that the strike was averted.

New Yorkers with ties to both Israel and Palestine are watching closely as thousands of Israeli soliders moved into the Gaza Strip Thursday after Hamas walked away from a truce.

NFL Commissioner Roger Goodell says the league's annual draft is being moved from New York for the first time since 1965 next year due to a scheduling conflict at Radio City Music Hall.

John Schiumo hosts the July 17, 2014 episode of The Call.

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 averted LIRR strike to Hillary Clinton's ongoing speech and book tour.

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