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Federal Judge Approves NYPD "Stop-And-Frisk" Class Action Suit

A federal judge on Wednesday approved a class action lawsuit for those claiming they have been unlawfully stopped, questioned and frisked by NYPD officers and says the city's attitude toward the stops are "deeply troubling."

Federal Judge Approves NYPD "Stop-And-Frisk" Class Action Suit

Updated 3:57 PM

Police Bust 14 In Queens, Brooklyn Auto Theft Ring

A year-long investigation led by the NYPD and state Attorney General's office has ended in the arrests of 14 people who law enforcement officials say used portable computers to steal Toyotas and high-end Lexus models off Brooklyn and Queens streets.

Police Bust 14 In Queens, Brooklyn Auto Theft Ring

Updated 1:23 PM

Citi Field Poised To Host 2013 All-Star Game

City and Major League Baseball officials announced this morning that Citi Field will be the site of next year's All-Star Game, ending a long drought for the Mets who last hosted the Mid-Summer Classic in 1964.

Citi Field Poised To Host 2013 All-Star Game

Updated 3:53 PM

Reward Offered After Two Pull Knife On Livery Driver

The New York State Federation of Taxi Drivers is offering a $1,000 reward to anyone with information after a livery cab driver was robbed at knifepoint Tuesday by two passengers heading to the Bronx.

Reward Offered After Two Pull Knife On Livery Driver

1:16 PM

NYU Grads Get Supreme Sendoff At Yankee Stadium

U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor addressed 15,000 student graduates at New York University's 180th commencement ceremony Wednesday at Yankee Stadium.

NYU Grads Get Supreme Sendoff At Yankee Stadium

Updated 2:51 PM

Giants Reveal Super Bowl Ring Design

The Tiffany's creation, in celebration of the team's 21-17 victory in Super Bowl XLVI, features the final score of the game as well as team slogans "Finish" and "All In."

Giants Reveal Super Bowl Ring Design

3:10 PM

NY1 At 20: 1995 Report Profiles Nation's Last Lighthouse Keeper

As NY1 revisits its 20-year history, the station looks back at reporter Andrew Schmertz's May 16, 1995 profile of Frank Schubert, the last lighthouse keeper in the country.

<i>NY1 At 20</i>: 1995 Report Profiles Nation's Last Lighthouse Keeper

Updated 9:46 AM

Small Budget "Virginia" Has Big Draw At SoHo Premiere

Whipple's World

Actor Jennifer Connelly walked the red carpet in SoHo this week for the premiere of "Virginia", written and directed by fellow Academy Award winner Dustin Lance Black.

Small Budget "Virginia" Has Big Draw At SoHo Premiere

App Wrap: "StillShot," "SpellTower"

The App Wrap

NY1 highlights the coolest and newest apps for your cell phone or mobile device in the twice-weekly segment “App Wrap.”

App Wrap: "StillShot," "SpellTower"

Doctor Continues Battle Against Heart Disease

Health

Dr. Antonio Gotto Jr., well-known for his work with cholesterol-lowering drugs, recently updated a manual based on changes in the field of cardiology.

Doctor Continues Battle Against Heart Disease

Recipe: Soft-Shell Crabs With Lemon, Tabasco And Scallion Butter

Cooking At Home

Today's recipe is for soft-shell crab, cornmeal-crusted and served with a scallion butter mixed with lemon and Tabasco sauce.

Recipe: Soft-Shell Crabs With Lemon, Tabasco And Scallion Butter

In The Papers 5/16/12

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

In The Papers 5/16/12

NY1 For You: Disabled Coop Owner Stuck In Apartment Due To Broken Elevator

A disabled coop owner and his disabled neighbor are trapped in their apartment due to a broken elevator that has no timetable for repair.

<i>NY1 For You:</i> Disabled Coop Owner Stuck In Apartment Due To Broken Elevator