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Police are searching for a man who they say robbed a livery cab driver at gunpoint in Manhattan last week.

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

President Barack Obama set the goal of destroying the militant group known as the Islamic State in an address to the nation Wednesday evening.

The "Tribute in Light" will reach into the sky over lower Manhattan again Thursday night after they could be seen while being tested Wednesday night.

The New York City Civilian Complaint Review Board is expected to give an update on its chokehold study at its monthly public meeting Wednesday, which is being held not far from the neighborhood where Eric Garner died at the hands of police.

In a wide-ranging interview, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson says he will do all he can to prevent terrorism.

A stolen monument commemorating Bedford-Stuyvesant residents who died fighting in World War I has been re-created.

Candidate for state Senate Leroy Comrie joined Inside City Hall to discuss his successful campaign to unseat embattled state Senator Malcolm Smith.

A day after he handily won beat back a primary challenge despite his legal troubles, State Senator John Sampson joined Inside City Hall to sound off about the elected officials who endorsed his rival in the race.

The mother of a mentally ill man who died after being left alone in his Rikers Island cell is suing the city.

New York City is the ultimate playground, and while there's lots of fun to be had, there's also a lot to learn. Michael Berman, author of "The Little Bookroom Guide to New York City with Children," made suggestions for educational places to go to NY1 parenting correspondent Shelley Goldberg.

The new documentary 'Smiling Through The Apocalypse: Esquire In the '60s' looks at an influential magazine from the 1960s that served as a launching pad for some of the greatest writers of the day.

A private sanctuary for September 11 victims' families, known as "The Family Room," opens to the public for the first time Thursday on the anniversary of the terror attacks.

The race for governor attracted much of the attention on primary night, but there were more than two dozen competitive legislative primaries across the city, securing another term for most incumbents and sweeping in many new faces to the state capitol.

So far, Governor Andrew Cuomo hasn't paid much attention to Republican candidate Rob Astorino, but with primary season now behind us, Astorino is kicking his campaign into high gear and hoping to capitalize on some of the anti-Cuomo sentiment reflected in Tuesday's results.

After keeping a low profile on primary night, Governor Andrew Cuomo kicked off the general election campaign at a rally in Buffalo, and for the first time, Cuomo took direct aim at his Republican opponent. | See results for all NYC primaries

Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday announced plans for at least four city charter schools to share space with public schools.

An MTA station agent has been charged for allegedly exposing himself to subway riders.

Police have released surveillance video of a man who they say groped a woman in Brooklyn.