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Dr. Ram Raju has returned to the city's hospital system after leading Chicago's Cook County Health System for two years-bringing with him a vision that starts with health, rather than sickness.

Protesters are demanding that the city stop moving forward on building a controversial waste management plant in Manhattan.

A Turkish court on Tuesday sentenced a man to life in prison for killing a Staten Island woman in Istanbul last year.

Homemade croutons are perfect for any summer salad.

Manhattanites may be able to be beach bums without ever leaving the borough, if a local entrepreneur has his way.

Police are looking for a man who they say has groped multiple women and girls in the Bronx since February.

Voters in five New York City congressional districts will cast ballots in primaries today, but the race drawing the most attention is in the 13th District where Rep. Charles Rangel is fighting to keep the seat he has held since 1971.

June 24th

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

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

The Metropolitan Transportation Authority and the city police department reportedly could be going high-tech to fight crime in the subway by installing surveillance cameras in new subway cars.

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

The Monday Consultants Corner, Republicans Richard Saint Paul and Kevin Fullington and Democrats, Lupe Todd and Richard Fife predict who they think will win in tomorrow's primary in the 13th Congressional district and tell us if they think Governor Andrew Cuomo will live up to his promise to help Democrats take back control of the State Senate.

John Schiumo hosts the June 23, 2014 episode of The Call.

Green Party Candidate for Governor Howie Hawkins and his running mate, Green Party Candidate for Lieutenant Governor Brian Jones joined Inside City Hall to take some shots at Governor Andrew Cuomo, Zephyr Teachout and the leadership of the Working Families Party.

Family and friends of the cousins who drowned in the Bronx River visited the site where the tragedy happened.

The City Council is poised to approve the city's first municipal identification card later this week.

Mayor Bill de Blasio is taking his plan to eliminate traffic deaths a bit further.

While they're on summer vacation, a best-selling author has pledged to donate a book to every sixth grader in the city's public schools.

In today's installment of Pride Week 2014 coverage focusing on the transgender community, NY1's Erin Billups takes a look at access to health care-or the lack thereof.