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Spectrum News NY1 is a local news network focused on providing unbiased coverage of New York City. With an objective, character-driven approach to news and journalists who have deep connections to their communities, Spectrum News NY1 focuses on in-depth coverage of issues that matter most to New Yorkers, including politics, transit and weather. Spectrum News NY1’s local news content is available to Spectrum customers across the five boroughs on channel 1, on the Spectrum News App and NY1.com. Spectrum News NY1 is part of a network of more than 30 local news and regional sports networks, owned and operated by Charter Communications. Spectrum Networks carry distinct, comprehensive and exclusive local programming, and all employees adhere to common set of journalistic standards and practices. Spectrum News NY1 launched on September 8, 1992. Source

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Full Episode: 'Out of Office with the Mayor' at Gracie Mansion

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BY Spectrum News Staff New York City PUBLISHED 10:00 PM ET Jul. 09, 2026 PUBLISHED 10:00 PM EDT Jul. 09, 2026
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Vacate orders still in effect for buildings near Manhattan high-rise as work to stabilize continues

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Emergency work on the former Pfizer headquarters in Manhattan, which became unstable earlier this week, is ongoing on Thursday, the city Department of Buildings said. "Temporary shoring has been installed on floors 9 to the roof. Construction crews are now installing steel columns as a temporary stabilizing measure on multiple floors, and reinforcing several existing structural columns in the building." the DOB wrote in a statement.
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Beshear's office reports hundreds of calls, messages on McConnell's health

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By Erin Kelly
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WASHINGTON — Nearly a month after Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., was hospitalized, it’s still not clear why he needed treatment. What You Need To Know Nearly a month after Sen. Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., was hospitalized, it’s still not clear why he needed treatment McConnell’s office said this week that he continues to recover, but has not provided any new details on the senator's condition Wednesday, Gov.
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Mamdani discusses Midtown building’s partial collapse, Legionnaires’ outbreak

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On the first part of NY1’s “Out of Office with the Mayor,” Mayor Zohran Mamdani sat down with NY1 political anchor Errol Louis to discuss his response to the near-collapse of a skyscraper in Midtown, the outbreak of Legionnaires’ cases on the Upper East Side, the city budget and more. NY1 also spent some time on a soccer pitch outside the mayor’s home, where he’s been playing pickup games with kids. Tap the video player above to watch the interview.
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Officials cheer Anthropic’s expansion in Manhattan

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By Bobby Cuza Verified
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Anthropic, the San Francisco-based AI powerhouse, is taking over Manhattan. The company, which has a valuation close to $1 trillion — making it worth more than any other AI startup — announced this week that it's leasing a 16-story office building in Hudson Square. What You Need To Know Anthropic, maker of the Claude chatbot, is leasing a 16-story office building in Hudson Square and doubling its workforce in the city OpenAI, maker of ChatGPT, leased office space in SoHo two years ago Gov.
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Gubernatorial candidate defends use of AI in politics, slams progressive congressional candidates

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By Annika Pergament Verified, Cassidy Slamin
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The race for governor is heating up, with less than four months until Election Day. Gov. Kathy Hochul is seeking reelection, with former City Council Speaker Adrienne Adams running as her lieutenant governor. On the Republican ticket is Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, who is running alongside Madison County Sheriff Todd Hood.
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Commercial real estate executive delves into the ‘creative destruction’ of office conversions in the city

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By Annika Pergament Verified
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The city says the former Pfizer headquarters on 42nd Street is stable for now as crews continue to work to stabilize the building and investigate its structural failures. The incident poses the question about the department’s review process and the future of office to residential conversions in the city. John Maher, the vice chair of CBRE, joined “The Rush Hour” on Thursday to talk about the future of office conversions following the incident in Midtown.
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Capital Planning Commission approves Trump's triumphal arch with revisions

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By Susan Carpenter Verified
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The National Capital Planning Commission on Thursday recommended approving a controversial 250-foot arch President Donald Trump proposed to commemorate the country’s 250 years of independence. During its monthly open session, the panel, however, recommended various revisions before the arch can proceed.
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Groundbreaking ceremony held for new 2 World Trade Center

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By Olivia Quinones
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A groundbreaking ceremony was held Thursday for the new 2 World Trade Center building. According to officials, 2 World Trade Center will be the final commercial office tower to stand on the World Trade Center Campus. The building will become the new global headquarters for American Express.
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Construction expert discusses structural issues at Midtown building

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By Shannan Ferry Verified
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The structural damage to a Midtown building being converted from commercial to residential has raised questions about similar projects happening across the city. Kenneth Wille, the president and CEO of KOW Building Consultants, joined “News All Day” on Thursday to analyze the situation in Midtown.
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Adcroft, Patrick
Alexander, Tara
Andrews, Desheania
Arpey, Jack
Auger, Andrew
Barnett, Emma
Barry, Brianne
Brosnan, Erica
Brown, Guy
Clark, Nia
Clark, Roger
Cuza, Bobby
Davitt, John
Davitt, John
Dawson, Shanel
DiLella, Frank
Eama, Afia
Feldman, Eric
Ferry, Shannan
Finley, Louis
Garcia, Deanna
Goodenough, Bill
Gross, Courtney
Hardt, Robert
Harry, Ayana
Hassard, Atlan
Herzenberg, Michael
Hogan, Bernadette
Izzo, Justin
Jones, Hanna
Jorgensen, Jillian
Katz, Chelsea
Khawaja, Noorulain
Kiernan, Pat
Kurtz, Michael
Leach, Olivia
Lee, Ron
Liebman, Samantha
Loud, Nicholas
Louis, Errol
MacIsaac, Kristina
Majtan, Leisha
Manisero, Stef
Marth, Stephen
Mathura, Dana
May, Charlie
McKown, Colleen
Meminger, Dean
Mena, Kelly
Mena Cejas, Adolfo
Mendez, Rich
Ng, Sarah
Oriel, Cat
Paolicelli, Alyssa
Perez, Dana
Pergament, Annika
Pflaumer, Erin
Porette, Nicole
Rabinovich, Melissa
Rahn, Heather
Rajamani, Maya
Reis, Blythe
Rios, Birmania
Rivoli, Dan
Rizik, Carlos
Ryan, Shannon
Sarisohn, Hannah
Shameli, Ellenoor
Sherwood, Elizabeth
Simon Claffey, Stephanie
Stelter, Jamie
Torres, Julio Cesar Garcia
Treiman, Ethan
Troetel, Shannon
VanOrden, Mike
Vertuccio, Rocco
Weintraub, Ariella
Whipple, George
Wills, Cheryl