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

The second of two 13-year-old cousins pulled from the Bronx River passed away on Sunday at Montefiore Hospital, officials say.

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

June 23rd

Coastal Living Editor in Chief Antonia van der Meer spoke with NY1 about some of the winners on its annual list of Happiest Seaside Towns.

Though she was born a boy, Cecilia Gentili has known she was a girl since her earliest memories of childhood, but what it means to be transgender is only just starting to become mainstream knowledge.

Hundreds ditched their Wall Street desks and take to the track to raise money for pediatric cancer research Sunday.

Mayor Bill de Blasio took his fight against inequality to the national stage at the U.S. Conference of Mayors' annual meeting in Texas Sunday.

Police are questioning someone in connection with a shooting at a late-night party in the Bronx that left one teen dead and two wounded.

Thousands of runners hit the streets for a 10k in Queens as part of the New York Road Runners clubs' Five-Borough "You Run the City" event.

Thousands of runners hit the streets for a 10k in Queens as part of the New York Road Runners clubs' Five-Borough "You Run the City" event.

A television and web show offers a new perspective on contemporary gay culture

U.S. senators are taking aim at e-cigarette executives for allegedly targeting children.

Police are questioning someone in connection with a shooting at a late-night party in the Bronx that left one teen dead and two wounded.

Congressman Charles Rangel has picked up a major endorsement ahead of Tuesday's big primary election.

Congressman Charles Rangel has picked up a major endorsement ahead of Tuesday's big primary election.

Congressman Charles Rangel and his chief opponent hit the campaign trail Saturday, trying to rally the troops before Tuesday's primary.

Congressman Charles Rangel and his chief opponent hit the campaign trail Saturday, trying to rally the troops before Tuesday's primary.

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

A new report on crime shows that riders waiting at the Broad Channel subway station in Queens may encounter more crime than at any other station.