Spectrum News NY1

Spectrum News NY1

Spectrum News NY1 is a dedicated local news station that aims to deliver impartial news to the residents of New York City. With a focus on character-driven storytelling and reporters who possess strong ties to their neighborhoods, Spectrum News NY1 provides thorough coverage of critical topics that concern New Yorkers, such as politics, transportation, and weather updates. Viewers can access Spectrum News NY1's local news content on channel 1 if they are Spectrum customers, as well as through the Spectrum News App and on NY1.com. As part of a larger network comprising over 30 local news and regional sports channels owned by Charter Communications, Spectrum News NY1 offers unique and extensive local programming. The entire team operates under a unified set of journalistic principles and standards. Spectrum News NY1 first went on air on September 8, 1992.

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  • 1 day ago | ny1.com | Cheryl Wills |Dana Mathura

    “Flood Sensor Aunty" is a play taking place across the boroughs to inform New Yorkers how to protect themselves against flooding amid a changing climate. Sabina Sethi Unni, the writer and director of the play, joined “NY1 at Ten” during the show’s 2025 Earth Day coverage. For more information, visit sabinasethiunni.com. Tap the video player above to watch the interview.

  • 1 day ago | ny1.com | Ayana Harry

    Former Congressman George Santos is preparing for life in prison.

  • 1 day ago | ny1.com | Nia Clark

    A mass was held Tuesday at St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Manhattan in honor of Pope Francis. “It’s very sad,” Denise Nunez said. “It’s a big loss.”“It’s a sad day for all Catholics, but he’s in a better place,” Sally Davidson said.

  • 2 days ago | ny1.com | Nia Clark

    Black and purple bunting, a sign of mourning, hung on the front doors of St. Patrick’s Cathedral in Manhattan Monday.

  • 2 days ago | ny1.com | Shannan Ferry |Alexa Speciale

    Catholics around the world are in mourning after the Vatican announced the death of Pope Francis on Monday. Francis had been in poor health, but was seen a number of times during Holy Week. On Sunday, Francis gave the traditional Easter blessing from the balcony of St. Peter’s Basilica in Vatican City. Now, cardinals across the globe are expected to gather in Rome to mourn the pontiff and then elect his successor.