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Summer school starts Tuesday, but fewer students will be attending than the Department of Education had expected.

Authorities say a gunman took his own life after critically wounding two others in a shooting incident in Brooklyn Monday morning.

With four major private development projects set to transform Staten Island's north shore in the very near future, local leaders there are trying to make sure pedestrians can access them from one waterfront path.

The NYPD graduated a diverse class of rookie officers Monday.

Our Spanish language channel, NY1 Noticias, reached a milestone Monday.

The Rockaways has reached another milestone in Hurricane Sandy recovery with the reopening of historic Fort Tilden.

The So So Glos took over the Best Buy Theater Saturday night. In his latest "Sound Advice" report, Eric Holland spoke to front man Alex Levine about playing for over 2,000 people.

Investigators have charged a Queens man with murder for the death of his 8-year-old son.

Today's recipe is for bacon wrapped beef tenderloin medallions with an arugula, cherry tomato and potato salad tossed with lemon, olive oil and grated Parmesan cheese.

On the June 28th edition of The New York Times Close Up, Sam Roberts talks with Rep. Charles Rangel about his victory in Tuesday's congressional primary, which will return him to Washington for his 23rd term in office.

NY1's Frank DiLella hosts a special edition of On Stage that explores some of the theatrical offerings playing in and around London.

Several church leaders on Staten Island are expected to relocate this week because of term limits reinstated by Cardinal Timothy Dolan, including one pastor at Our Lady Star of the Sea.

A baby harbor seal made its debut at the New York Aquarium.

Family members of a woman allegedly raped at a health care center in the Bronx want the District Attorney to speed up prosecution in the case.

Authorities say a gunman took his own life after critically wounding two others in a shooting incident in Brooklyn Monday morning.

Thousands of firefighters and EMTs will now carry naloxone, a powerful drug that can counteract a heroin overdose.

Volunteers on Staten Island hit the streets Sunday to help beautify the borough, as Where To Turn hosted its "Great Gate" graffiti cleanup project.

Police are arresting more scammers who jam up MetroCard vending machines and then try to sell illegal swipes through the turnstiles.

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

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