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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.
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| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | New York |
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Search ArticlesFull Episode: City Council holds hearing on bill to ban horse carriage industry
After years of activists calling for an end to the horse carriage industry, which has been a fixture of New York City since the 19th century, the city may be one step closer to that becoming a reality. A hearing was held Wednesday for Romanch’s Law, named after an 18-year-old tourist who was killed in a carriage accident.
Debate over horse-drawn carriages in NYC goes back decades
An animal rights activist gave impassioned testimony at City Hall about the need for stricter regulation of horse carriages. "There's no obvious and clear way that you can protect animals in a motorized vehicle environment," she said.
NYCHA CEO breaks down redevelopment of Fulton and Elliot-Chelsea houses
Plans for construction at the Fulton and Elliot-Chelsea houses of New York City’s Housing Authority will resume after a court lifted a four-month-long stay on the project last week. Eighteen public housing buildings will be replaced by six taller buildings, and current residents are guaranteed a unit in the new buildings, but not all of them are happy with it.
Blakeman vows to end Hochul's 'crazy' data center moratorium Original
Gov. Kathy Hochul's Republican rival for reelection vowed to rescind her one-year moratorium on new large data centers. What You Need To Know Gov.
Drained Reflecting Pool reveals Trump’s ‘American flag blue’ liner is now closer to gray
WASHINGTON — The newly drained Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool’s bottom surface has noticeably faded since it was lined with a protective coating in a color President Donald Trump calls “American flag blue” this spring.
More than half of House Democrats vote to cut Israel aid in growing split
WASHINGTON — More than half the House Democrats voted Wednesday to strip $3.3 billion in U.S. aid from Israel, the most substantial signal yet that once rock-solid bipartisan support for the country is disintegrating in the aftermath of its war in Gaza that has killed thousands of Palestinians.
Speaker Menin calls to abolish horse-drawn carriages and more action to prevent Legionnaires'
One of the leading voices in support of legislation to abolish horse-drawn carriages in Central Park is City Council Speaker Julie Menin. She posted a video on social media ahead of the hearing, sharing her endorsement of the bill. Speaker Menin joined “The Rush Hour” on Wednesday to talk about the legislation and what action should be taken to mitigate and prevent Legionnaires’ disease in Manhattan. Tap the video player above to watch the interview.
U.S. Mint making $1 gold-colored coin with Trump's image to mark America's 250th anniversary
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Mint is making a $1 gold-colored coin with President Donald Trump’s image, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent announced in a social media post Wednesday. The coin commemorates the country’s 250th anniversary and honors "the enduring legacy of liberty and a lasting symbol of patriotism,” he wrote on X.
30 years later, friends remember teacher killed in TWA Flight 800 crash
Retired teacher Hannah Heyle, of the Upper East Side, says she and her husband were visiting a friend in Toulouse, France when she learned about the crash of TWA Flight 800 that claimed the life of her friend and colleague Lois Van Epps, of the Upper West Side. Van Epps was just 58 when she died on July 17, 1996. What You Need To Know Friday marks 30 years since the crash of TWA Flight 800.
Doctor shares foods to avoid amid cyclosporiasis outbreak
Concern is growing in the city and across the country as cases of cyclosporiasis rise. The intestinal illness can cause severe diarrhea and nauseousness. There have been over 400 reported cases since the start of May, according to New York City Health officials. Dr. Rabia de Latour, gastroenterologist at NYU Langone, joined NY1 anchor Shannan Ferry on “News All Day” to share tips for protecting against cyclospora. “We don’t actually know the exact source of this current outbreak.