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More than 100 people have been indicted over their alleged connection to three rival gangs in Harlem.

In the aftermath of the stabbing of two children at a Brooklyn public housing development, officials are calling for more security cameras. But another security issue has come to light. Broken and unlocked doors. Courtney Gross visited several developments and found exactly that.

The Rangers will face off tonight against the Los Angeles Kings for Game One of the Stanley Cup Final.

As Congressman Charles Rangel fights for his 23rd term, he can't escape comparisons to the man he bounced from office nearly 44 years ago.

Jennifer Lopez heads back to her hometown in the Bronx for a free concert at Pelham Bay Park.

Mayor Bill de Blasio has bet the mayor of Los Angeles that the Rangers will take home the cup.

If you're suffering from writer's block, you might want to block out some time for a vacation dedicated to getting your writing back on track.

Favorite and Triple Crown hopeful California Chrome will begin his quest from the number two spot during Saturday's running of the Belmont Stakes.

NY1's Neil Rosen sits down with Robert Duvall, whose latest film is "A Night In Old Mexico."

The Brooklyn Public Library's Andrea Vaughn Johnson spoke with NY1's Shelley Goldberg about some of this summer's best reading choices to spark your kids' imagination-and instill in them an interest in science, technology, engineering and math.

There are six-and-a-half million window air conditioners located around the city and running them all day can really run up your electric bill. In her Money Matters report, Tara Lynn Wagner takes a look at how to stretch your cooling dollar without breaking a sweat

Simple video conferencing is helping to forever change, many would argue for the better, how children are learning in the classroom.

A Queens gym teacher who has been accused of raping a student is now facing additional charges after a second 16-year-old student came forward.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo is placing a friendly wager on the Stanley Cup Final.

A reward is now being offered as federal authorities continue to search for individuals who point lasers at airplanes, including those taking off and arriving at JFK and LaGuardia.

More than 100 people have been indicted over their alleged connection to three rival gangs in Harlem, sources tell NY1.

The New York State Court of Appeals is set to hear arguments today from the Board of Health, which claims it has the right to ban sales of sugary drinks larger than 16 ounces.

Runners here in the city are hitting the pavement today for National Running Day with events planned across the five boroughs.

The League of United Latin American Citizens honored Time Warner Cable at its annual award ceremony Tuesday night in Midtown.

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