Feb 27, 2020
Mayor de Blasio came and went before former Mayor Michael Bloomberg entered the race. Using his own money, he’s taken a different approach than the others and stirred things up in the field. Pat Kiernan sits down with NY1’s Political Team to discuss how Bloomberg has made up for lost time.
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Feb 20, 2020
Cheryl Wills uncovered a remarkable piece of her family history: her great, great, great grandfather escaped slavery and fought for the North in the Civil War. But it wasn’t just Grandpa Sandy Wills who lived a notable life. His wife, Emma, was a literacy advocate and took on the government. Pat Kiernan sits down with...
Feb 13, 2020
Twice a year, the design world has its eyes set on New York for Fashion Week. Editors, bloggers, and fashionistas look to the city for the trends of the season. But as the designers experiment with colors and styles, they are also experimenting with the presentation of the clothes. Pat Kiernan sits down with...
Feb 6, 2020
Can a supermarket survive in this town? As consumers increasingly use their thumbs to buy everything from produce to prepared food, the already-thin margins for grocers in New York City have shrunk even further. As some beloved stores close - or are sold to speculative investors - new players are carving out slices of...