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Fifth Avenue was pulsing with pride Sunday for the annual National Puerto Rican Day parade.

Rafael Nadal won the French Open for the ninth time Sunday.

As we kick off Manhattan Week on NY1, we take a look at the biggest challenge the borough is facing: While more people are moving in, many longtime residents are being forced out by skyrocketing rents.

If you're looking for an affordable beach vacation this summer, the Caribbean may be the answer.

A 21-year-old man was shot and killed on a residential street in Brooklyn.

A bloody gash on his right foot may have hurt California Chrome chance to make history at the Belmont Stakes.

Book maven Bethanne Patrick recommends some nonfiction picks for your summer reading list, from a collection of hilarious personal essays to a chronicle of the evolution of neuroscience.

The cat that was recorded being kicked on video that outraged so many people last month is now up for adoption.

Starting Monday, there will be a 25 percent increase in service on the G train during the afternoon and evening rush.

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

The Tonys are being handed out Sunday night, and theatergoers are watching closely to see who'll go home with a coveted award.

The Tonys are being handed out Sunday night, and theatergoers are watching closely to see who'll go home with a coveted award.

A truck driver has been charged with causing a deadly pileup on the New Jersey Turnpike that critically injured actor Tracy Morgan.

The wait for a Triple Crown winner will last at least another year after California Chrome failed in a bid to win the Belmont Stakes.

The Kings' Dustin Brown scored halfway through the second overtime period to beat the New York Rangers 5-4 in Game 2 of the Stanley Cup Finals Saturday night, handing the Blueshirts their second overtime loss in row in the best-of-seven series.

Mikayla Capers, the little girl viciously stabbed 16 times in an East New York elevator last week, is reportedly starting to show signs of recovery.

The Rev. Al Sharpton weighed in on Rep. Charles Rangel's heated congressional campaign Saturday, telling the candidates to cool it.

A Brooklyn baseball league took some time out during opening day ceremonies to honor the victims of last weekend's deadly stabbings.

Now that summer is fast-approaching, lifestyle expert Victoria Pericon shows NY1 some of the most useful products to keep you hydrated, sun-protected and coiffed in the sunny summer weather.

Poet and author Maya Angelou was remembered Saturday at a funeral service in Winston-Salem, North Carolina.