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A former convenience store worker who, following a taped confession in the 1979 death of Etan Patz, was awaiting arraignment from his hospital bed at Bellevue today after undergoing a psychiatric evaluation over concerns he may be at risk for suicide. | Watch an interview with author Lisa Cohen, who has closely followed the case.
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New Yorkers got a closer look at the extent of Mayor Michael Bloomberg's fortune Friday as the billionaire's financial documents were released showing he purchased two new properties and added half a million dollars to his ex-wife's trust fund.
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The MTA is sending bus managers to bus stops in an attempt to hear riders' suggestions to improve customer safety and service.
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Police are hoping surveillance video will help catch the person who attempted to rape a woman inside her Park Slope home Thursday while they also look into a groping attack that took place Wednesday in the same neighborhood.
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The Port Authority says it's prepared for the rush of road, rail and air travelers as they head out for the Memorial Day weekend, which also marks the official opening of the city's 14 miles of beaches.
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The New York Rangers are hoping to keep their playoff hopes alive tonight when they take on New Jersey in Game 6.
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In 1996, then-Flushing City Councilwoman Julia Harrison made controversial remarks to the New York Times about her constituency's growing Asian-American population, leading that population to unify and have its voice heard in government.
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On May 24, 2000, five employees of a Wendy's restaurant in Flushing, Queens were shot to death execution-style in a massacre that shocked the city. NY1's Gigi Stone reported the following day on the aftermath of the tragedy.
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At the N&D Deli in Ridgewood, Queens, workers are serving up more than just cigarettes, beer and sandwiches.
A woman who spent decades behind the scenes as a mover and shaker in the jazz world was bid a fond farwell Thursday with a special tribute concert at jazz at Lincoln Center.
Off Broadway's Signature Theatre Company has just debuted a new production of "My Children My Africa!" a work penned by celebrated South African playwright Athol Fugard in 1989.
The stars were out on the red carpet as Men In Black III held its world premiere at the Zigfield Theater. NY1's George Whipple filed the following report.
NY1's Joya Dass recaps the day on Wall Street from the floor of the New York Stock Exchange.
NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.
May 25th
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