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It was a special 115th birthday party for the city's oldest resident.

The New York City Police Department is working on a high-tech program to help police determine where gunshots are fired.

Brooklyn District Attorney Kenneth Thompson announced that in some cases, his office would not prosecute first-time offenders arrested for low-level misdemeanor marijuana possession.

Her heart will go on-but will her career? One author takes on the work of Celine Dion.

It was recently announced that Ayad Akhtar's Pulitzer Prize winning play "Disgraced" will be heading to Broadway this fall. Now, Lincoln Center Theatre is presenting another work from Akhtar as part of its LCT 3 series, a series devoted to new artists and new audiences.

Six lifeguards have been charged for allegedly smoking marijuana during their lunch break on the Fourth of July.

Police are investigating after officers responded to a complaint of a foul odor Monday inside a Borough Park apartment where they later discovered human remains.

Two of the great drummers played on consecutive nights at the 35th annual Montreal Jazz Festival.

Police say a total reward of $12,000 is being offered in connection with a man who they say was involved in an armed carjacking on Staten Island Sunday night.

Today's recipe is for homemade cream of mushroom soup seasoned with fresh thyme!

A Brooklyn filmmaker has enlisted the help of Mets fans around the globe in her quest to produce a documentary on the 1986 World Series Championship team.

The mother of an 11-month-old Queens baby found dead over the weekend has been arrested and charged with second degree murder.

First Lady Michelle Obama will visit the city this week to deliver a speech on education as well as attending a Democratic fundraiser.

John Schiumo hosts the July 7, 2014 episode of The Call.

New ads appearing in subways and bars across the city are urging New Yorkers to think twice before ordering one last drink in order to keep friends from getting hurt or hurting others.

The Material Girl herself spent some time living in a judicial world Monday in Lower Manhattan.

The cupcake has crumbled as city-based Crumbs Bake Shop has announced it has closed all of its stores.

The city's oldest bowling alley, Bowlmor Lanes near Union Square, reportedly has played its last frame as developers eye the sight for a residential project.

The city fire department says no one was injured when a taxi cab caught fire on the Queens side of the Ed Koch-Queensboro Bridge early Tuesday.

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