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ny1.com — Memorial Day marks the start of summer travel, which means Americans will be scrambling to find the best airfare rates for a weekend getaway. NY1's Valarie D'Elia filed this report. Baggage and ticket change fees will continue to be the air travelers' unwelcome companions this summer.

ny1.com — While the economy has been issue number one in the Presidential race, both the Romney and Obama camps sparred over education Wednesday in a surprising point of contention. NY1's Josh Robin filed this report. The Republican's audience was a Hispanic business group but Mitt Romney never mentioned immigration in his speech.

ny1.com — The Metropolitan Transportation Authority is extending select bus service to Staten Island when it is applied to the S79 route in September.

ny1.com — Inside City Hall's Errol Louis spoke with State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli about the pension funds returns from the latest fiscal year.

ny1.com — Inside City Hall's Errol Louis spoke about the new exhibition at the Museum City of New York entitled "Activist New York" with Sarah Henry, the chief curator of the museum, and Joshua Freeman, a history professor at Queens College who served on the advisory board of this exhibition.

ny1.com — NY1 takes a look at what's in today's New York City newspapers.

ny1.com — For decades, MTA Bridge and Tunnel Officers by the Rockaways say they have been taking care of stray cats in the area, but now they are being told by their bosses to stop.

ny1.com — Kids from ten public schools decorated lunch tables as part of a project called "A View from the Lunchroom: Students Bringing Issues to the Table."

ny1.com — Running extra trains and buses are some of the ways to help get people to and from Brooklyn's new arena when it opens in September. But will that be enough to accommodate the expected crowds? NY1's Brooklyn borough reporter Jeanine Ramirez filed the following report.

ny1.com — Inside City Hall's Errol Louis spoke with Ben Smith, the editor-in-chief at Buzz Feed, Sharon Toomer, the publisher of Black and Brown News, Deanna Zandt, a media technologist who is the author of Share This!

ny1.com — Inside City Hall's Errol Louis asked the NY1 Wise Guys and guest, former state Democratic chairwoman Judith Romney, if President Obama's attack on his rival's career in private equity is a winning strategy.

ny1.com — Kids from ten public schools decorated lunch tables as part of a project called "A View from the Lunchroom: Students Bringing Issues to the Table."

ny1.com — Rated by Chowhounds as one of the city's best Thai restaurants, Thailand's Center Point in Woodside, Queens stands out for its crispy papaya salad, chef Annie's deep-fried take on a classic. CHOW.com contributing editor Pervaiz Shallwani filed the following report. New York Chowhounders like to debate the best Thai restaurant in the city.

ny1.com — The city's Taxi and Limousine Commission will consider a proposal next week for a fare hike of up to 20 percent which, if approved, would be the first increase since 2006.

statenisland.ny1.com — Behind so many of the successful and influential is public relations advisor Matthew Hiltzik, a strategist who promotes the good times and manages the bad. NY1's Budd Mishkin filed the following One On 1 profile.

ny1.com — Inside City Hall's Josh Robin asked the Consultants Corner with Republicans Michael McKeon and Rob Ryan and Democrats Alexis Grenell and Jeff Plaut to weigh in on the Catholic Church's continuing battle with the White House.

ny1.com — Inside City Hall's Josh Robin hosted a debate about legislation to increase New York State's minimum wage with two opponents - State Conservative Party Chairman Michael Long and Nicole Gelinas from the Manhattan Institute - and two supporters - Tsedeye Gebreselassie of the National Employment Law Center and Dan Cantor from the Working Families Party.

ny1.com — After asking the Department of Transportation repeatedly for over a year to erect a stop sign at the corner of 47th Avenue and 5th Street in Long Island City, City Councilman Jimmy Van Bramer and residents took matters into their own hands Friday by erecting a makeshift sign themselves.