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R Train Service Under East River Resumes
The R train is running between Manhattan and Brooklyn for the first time in more than a year as crews worked to repair the Montague Tunnel which was heavily damaged during Hurricane Sandy.
Catholic High School Celebrates 100 Years on Upper East Side
Regis High School celebrated it's 100th anniversary Monday by renewing its status as a historical landmark with the city.
MTA Says No to Free Verrazano Birthday Toll
The Metropolitan Transportation Authority has shot down a proposed free toll on the Verrazano Bridge to mark the span's 50th anniversary.
Two Jet Skiers Rescued, Treated for Hypothermia
Police say two jet skiers were rescued near Atlantis Marina Sunday morning after they were stranded in the water overnight.
Extreme Sports Center Coming to West Shore
Staten Island's West Shore was once thought of as unchartered territory-- but now the area is attracting several local businesses including an Extreme Sports Center.
Step Back in Time and Stay at Childhood Home of Renowned Poet
While you are not going to find it on Airbnb, you can actually book an overnight stay at the childhood home of Welsh poet Dylan Thomas.
Bethpage Golf Course Attracts Seasoned Pros, Locals
Only about an hour outside of the city and right on the Nassau/Suffolk border, Bethpage State Park has all kinds of family friendly activities but its one golf course in particular has made the park world famous.
NY1 From the Floor AM: Marriott Encouraging Guests to Tip Housekeepers
NY1 previews the day on Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
Manhattanite Takes Home Miss America Crown
Manhattan resident Kira Kazantsev made history Sunday night as she becomes the third consecutive contestant from the Empire State to bring home the Miss America crown.
September 15th In NYC History
September 15th
NYPD: Two Costumed Characters Attacked Man in Times Square
Two costumed characters in Times Square are facing assault charges after being arrested Saturday night for allegedly hitting a 23-year-old man in the face.
In The Papers 9/15/14
NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.
NY1 ItCH: Is Kirsten Gillibrand New York's Favorite Son?
Bob Hardt's daily look "Inside City Hall."
Parade in Bronx Celebrates Anniversary of Central American Independence
A parade in the Bronx Sunday celebrated the 193rd anniversary of Central American independence.
Zagat: Aldo Sohm Wine Bar Aims to Be Fun and Dynamic
The team behind Le Bernardin has ventured into wine country, opening a new wine bar in Midtown.
Rolando Santana Shows Off Collection at New Showroom; Trina Turk Presents More Creative Ways to Do Color
It's clear color is going to be very big this spring, but it's how the designers do color that makes it really interesting. NY1's Stephanie Simon filed the following report from the shows of Rolando Santana and Trina Turk, where the inspiration and styles covered the whole spectrum.
Rolando Santana Shows Off Collection at New Showroom; Trina Turk Presents More Creative Ways to Do Color
It's clear color is going to be very big this spring, but it's how the designers do color that makes it really interesting. NY1's Stephanie Simon filed the following report from the shows of Rolando Santana and Trina Turk, where the inspiration and styles covered the whole spectrum.
Jamaica Becoming Melting Pot for Many Hispanics
The population in Jamaica is changing, as people are coming from all over the world to live there, and it's becoming a melting pot for many Hispanics.
Central Park Hosts NYC Marathon Tuneup
Thousands of runners took part Sunday in an 18-mile tuneup run in Central Park to prepare for the 44th annual New York City Marathon.
Apple's Competitors Play Up Features that iPhones Do Not Have
With talk in the cellphone industry focused around Apple's iPhone 6 and 6+, the competition is playing up features that make their phones unique.
