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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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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | New York |
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Search ArticlesRep. Malliotakis makes her case for reelection to Congress
In Congressional District 11, incumbent Republican Rep. Nicole Malliotakis is looking to fend off her Democratic challenger. The district spans all of Staten Island and parts of south Brooklyn including Bay Ridge and Dyker Heights. Malliotakis joined NY1 political anchor Errol Louis on “Inside City Hall” Wednesday to talk about her reelection campaign and more. She is the only Republican member of Congress representing any of the five boroughs. Tap the video player above to watch the interview.
Hochul, Blakeman talk debate performance after clash on Spectrum News
Spending the morning with the pom-pom waving kids of P.S. 398 in Queens, Gov. Kathy Hochul announced $10 million in state aid to build a new children's community center in Jackson Heights. "Someone said, 'Well, they need $10 million to put shovels in the ground.' I said, 'What are we waiting for? I want shovels in the ground,'" Hochul said. Just hours earlier on Tuesday evening, Hochul was in a fierce debate on Spectrum News with her Republican challenger, Bruce Blakeman.
Trump press secretary Katie Zacharia faces scrutiny over claims she’s a lawyer
NEW YORK — The new White House press secretary is facing mounting questions about her background and resume as she transitions into her role as the public face of the Trump administration. Katie Zacharia has long described herself as a lawyer as she has worked to establish herself as a commentator for conservative outlets like Fox News and Newsmax.
Two subway stabbings leave riders on alert
A subway ride ended with an ambulance ride for a 40-year-old man. According to police, the victim was found stabbed multiple times onboard a northbound 6 train at Astor Place early Wednesday morning. For evening commuters entering the station, the attack brought familiar concerns close to their route home. “In general, I think you have to be hyper alert,” Bronx resident Francisco Robles said. “In a weird way, you just have to have a 360 view of everything.
Mayor’s support clears the way for horse carriage ban
After decades of political battling, a bill to ban horse-drawn carriages is headed for the finish line. The bill is set for a City Council vote next week, following tweaks to the legislation meant to address the impact of industry workers and medallion owners. “I think that we have a civic responsibility to ensure that we are not leaving anybody out to dry,” Mayor Zohran Mamdani said.
2 men accused of stabbing off-duty NYPD detective arraigned
The two men accused of stabbing an off-duty NYPD detective in the Bronx earlier this month appeared in court Wednesday. Sneider Mejia, 24, and Dangelo Caraballo, 25, are facing several charges, including attempted murder, after they were arrested in Massachusetts last week and extradited back to New York, according to officials. It’s the first court appearance in the city for the two men, who faced a judge at Bronx Criminal Court. Mejia and Caraballo pleaded not guilty, officials said.
Democrats, Republicans and Trump DOJ invest in election observers ahead of Election Day
Senate Democrats announced on Wednesday a plan to deploy additional election observers to make sure that voting in November is conducted fairly. They'll train more than 100 Senate Democratic staffers to monitor polling sites in key races around the country. "We're taking these steps because Donald Trump has made it clear he wants to undermine our elections and interfere with the democratic process," Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer said.
Rep. Ilhan Omar's phone seized and relatives subpoenaed in criminal probe, AP source says
WASHINGTON — Federal authorities investigating Minnesota Rep. Ilhan Omar seized the Democratic lawmaker's phone and have issued more than a dozen grand jury subpoenas, including to some of her relatives, according to a person briefed on the probe.
Early voting surges ahead of midterms, with records falling in many states
More than 4 million Americans have already cast their ballots, breaking early voting records in many states with just 20 days to go before the elections. The surge, which is far outpacing early balloting in previous midterms, comes as Republicans scramble to save control of the House and Senate. In Ohio, a key battleground, lines of voters formed in Columbus on Wednesday. The state’s secretary of state said early voting has nearly quadrupled from four years ago.
The part of the spicy Hochul-Blakeman debate you didn't see
Errol Louis and co-moderator Susan Arbetter discussed the first and only debate in New York’s gubernatorial race between Gov. Kathy Hochul and her Republican challenger, Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, which was produced and aired by NY1 and Spectrum News. They offer a behind-the-scenes look at preparations that began in August, with a roughly 10-person team developing and refining questions for a 60-minute televised debate with commercial breaks.