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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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City comptroller's race heats up as first TV ad airs

2 days ago | ny1.com | Bobby Cuza

Mark Levine speaks fluent Spanish, has a working grasp of Hebrew and Greek — and knows a bit of Mandarin. Some may see those foreign-language skills on display Monday night if during the Knicks-Celtics playoff game, when a new TV ad will air showing Levine conversing with New Yorkers in all four languages. "Speaking different languages is my way of connecting to New Yorkers,” he said in an interview.
A greener and cooler future takes root on this block in Queens

3 days ago | ny1.com | Roger Clark

Something new and green is happening on a block in Queens Village. On a warm May morning, a Parks Department crew planted a variety of 17 trees. It's a block that literally had no street trees at all, which was an issue.
Free summer camp swim programs for city children

5 days ago | ny1.com | Shannan Ferry |Alexa Speciale

One in four city children do not know how to swim, according to city data. That number is lower for Black and Asian children, where data show one in three kids do not have swimming skills. One nonprofit is trying to change those numbers. The Fresh Air Fund offers free summer camp experiences, including swimming lessons. Lisa Gitelson, the CEO of the Fresh Air Fund, joined “News All Day” on Friday to talk more about it. Tap the video player above to watch the interview.
A look at the work behind the A train shutdown

5 days ago | ny1.com | Samantha Liebman

Most A train riders from the Rockaways have had to take buses to get off the peninsula. Commuters said they understood it was for infrastructure upgrades. “Yeah. You couldn’t deny it,” Justin Guan said. “It’s for the safety of everyone.”“Definitely worth it, for sure,” Giselle Carter said as she waited for the free shuttle to the A train.
Catholic lawmakers hope American pope reinvigorates faith

5 days ago | ny1.com | Dan Rivoli

Catholic politicians in New York reflected on the hope they hold for Pope Leo XIV, the first pontiff from the United States. "We're lost sheep, especially in the Catholic Church," Councilman Robert Holden, a Queens Democrat and alter boy, said. "I think a lot of us need to go back to practicing faith because I see we don't really care for our fellow man. There's no middle ground anymore.
Evening Briefing: May 9, 2025

5 days ago | ny1.com | Atlan Hassard

Good evening, New York City.We're wrapping up the day for you with the most important stories you need to know about for tonight and tomorrow, as well as your weather outlook. Tonight will be mainly overcast, with intervals of light rain and breezy winds. Clouds will clear overnight, making way for a dry and warmer day tomorrow. Our ForecastHighs: Low 70sLows: Mid-50sDrizzleHourly Forecast | Interactive RadarWatch the latest news and more local stories from across the country. 1.
Things to do in New York City this weekend

5 days ago | ny1.com | Atlan Hassard

New York City is a multicultural hub with dozens of museums, hundreds of parks and millions of people. The number of potential things to see and do can feel overwhelming, but NY1 has you covered with some of the highlights taking place this weekend across the five boroughs.
City expects 3 million fewer tourists in 2025 than previously projected

5 days ago | ny1.com | Atlan Hassard

New York City’s official tourism agency has revised its projection for the number of tourists expected to come to the five boroughs in 2025. A total of 64.1 million people are projected to visit the city this year, down 3.1 million from a February projection of 67.2 million, Julie Coker, New York City Tourism + Conventions president and CEO, said in a statement on Friday. The agency estimates the projected decline will amount to a more than $4 billion loss in direct spending.
Debbie Allen Dance Academy uses arts to help wildfire victims heal

5 days ago | ny1.com | Lydia Pantazes

LOS ANGELES — Using the arts to heal, the Debbie Allen Dance Academy is offering free dance classes to people impacted by the Los Angeles-area wildfires.
Regis High School students take in papal transition

5 days ago | ny1.com | Eric Feldman

Clayton Prisament's high school English class turned into "pope watch" on Thursday afternoon at Regis High School in Manhattan. “Instead of doing English class, we just put on the Sistine Chapel right on the big screen, the smart board, and just sat and watched waiting to see who the next pope is,” the high school junior said.