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Nearly 23 million private records of New Yorkers were exposed in data security breaches over the past eight years, according to a new report by State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.

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

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

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After talks broke down Monday between the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and union representatives for workers on the Long Island Rail Road, commuters considered how a probable strike would affect their ability to get to work. | LIRR Contract Talks "Collapse" as Strike Deadline Nears

Ruschell Boone hosts the July 14, 2014 episode of The Call.

The four members of NY1's Consultants Corner, Republican consultants Kellyanne Conway and Marcus Reese and Democrats Suri Kasirer and Mike Morey graded Mayor de Blasio's decision to take a nine-day vacation to Italy. Obama impersonator Reggie Brown also joined Inside City Hall.

The stage of Broadway's "Holler If Ya Hear Me" will soon go silent.

Lyft and state regulators will be back in court at the end of the week as the two sides try to figure out how to get the ride-share service operating in the city legally.

The Health Department has found the West Nile virus in city mosquitoes for the first time this season.

Commissioner of the City's Department of Consumer Affairs, Julie Menin, joined Inside City Hall to details on this month's roll-out of new paid sick leave regulations.

Chair and CEO of the city's Taxi and Limousine Commission, Meera Joshi, joined Inside City Hall to discuss the controversy surrounding the new "e-hailing" cab company, Lyft.

The mayor has focused on expanding opportunities for students outside of the regular class day and school year, but now, he says, he needs parents to sign up.

The city will pay $2.25 million to the family of an unarmed Brooklyn man killed by an undercover narcotics detective five years ago.

Tensions rose outside City Hall Monday as two groups with opposing views on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict both held rallies.

Chef Daniel Boulud has been honored by the French government, he and his restaurants have received four James Beard Foundation awards, the Oscars of the food industry, and his culinary journey has taken him from France to New York and beyond.

Talks involving the Long Island Rail Road labor dispute broke down Monday and it now appears employees could be striking as soon as this weekend. | Watch the latest update from MTA officials

The Department of Health has been looking into whether laying down bike lanes in neighborhoods in Central Brooklyn that have some of the highest rates of obesity and diabetes in the city will help change the social norms.

For the first time, Mayor Bill de Blasio is talking about the nine-day vacation to Italy he'll embark on this week with his wife and two children and three City Hall aides, and the prospect of a Long Island Rail Road strike does not seem to be slowing down his plans.