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Prosciutto with Dates, Blue Cheese, Pistachios and Watermelon
Today's recipe is an appetizer with sliced salty prosciutto topped with sweet dates, stuffed with creamy blue cheese and crunchy pistachios, with cold wedges of watermelon served alongside.
'Vision Zero' Supporters Use Simulator to Show Effects of Distracted Driving
Supporters of the mayor's plan to keep pedestrians safe gave some passersby a behind-the-wheel look at the devastating results of distracted driving on Tuesday.
Sources: Queens Drug Suspect Who Fled Police Back in Custody
A drug suspect who police in Queens say escaped custody and injured a police officer in the process Monday night has been taken into custody, sources tell NY1.
Queens Worker Killed in Apparent Fork Lift Accident
A workplace accident Tuesday morning claimed the life of a 55-year-old man in Queens, police say.
East River Now Has a Sandy Shore in Brooklyn
Some new sand at Brooklyn Bridge Park offers visitors an unobstructed view of the East River and more.
Mayor Makes Good on Rangers-Kings Bet, Sings 'I Love LA' on Jimmy Kimmel Live
The Rangers' loss to the Los Angeles Kings in the Stanley Cup Final meant Mayor Bill de Blasio had to make good on his bet with his L.A. counterpart, Eric Garcetti, and de Blasio did so Monday on national TV, singing Randy Newman's "I Love L.A." on Jimmy Kimmel Live.
State Assembly Passes Bill Limiting 'Gay Conversion' Therapy
The State Assembly this week passed a ban against doctors who try to change a child's sexual orientation through therapy.
"Brooklyn" Among Top Names for Girls, But Not Locally
Brooklyn's place in national culture is secure for at least a generation, as thousands of kids across the country now bear the borough's name.
MTA Help Points Begin Lighting Up Subway Stations
The MTA plans to pick up the pace on replacing its old intercom system with new technology that riders have been seeing pop up on dozens of station platforms.
Photo Shows Suspect Wanted in Attempted Queens Rape
Police in Queens have put out a surveillance photo of a man wanted in connection with an attempted rape last week.
A Tale of Two Cities: Brooklyn Mom Becomes First in Family to Graduate from College
As we continue our series, "A Tale of Two Cities," which looks at the lives of a diverse group of families trying to get ahead, we turn to a Brooklyn woman who's working to overcome many obstacles.
NY1 From the Floor AM: Hackers Steal Domino's Pizza Customers' Data Overseas
NY1 previews the day on Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
June 17th In NYC History
June 17th
In The Papers 6/17/14
NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.
NY1 ItCH: How Medical Marijuana is Getting Snuffed Out
Bob Hardt's daily look "Inside City Hall."
NY1 Online: The Call 6/16/14
John Schiumo hosts the June 16, 2014 episode of The Call.
Fans Elated as USA Beats Ghana in its First World Cup Match
The U.S. got off on the right foot in the World Cup Monday, scoring early and late to beat Ghana and giving fans the vindication they'd wanted for eight years.
Tracy Morgan Upgraded to 'Fair Condition' Following Accident
Tracy Morgan's condition has improved greatly since the accident on the New Jersey Turnpike that left him in critical condition.
Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro Presides Over First Promotion Ceremony
Newly appointed Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro presided over his first promotion ceremony Monday, in the EMS division.
Fan Photos: NYC Soccer Fans Celebrate World Cup
As New Yorkers across the five boroughs enjoy the World Cup, NY1 presents a gallery of fan photos celebrating the big event. Submit your photo to newspix@ny1.com or via Twitter @ny1.
