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NY1 Noticias

New York Spanish-language news channel From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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Spectrum Noticias also known as Spectrum Noticias NYC) (pronounced "Spectrum Noticias New York City", is a 24-hour Spanish-language cable news television channel owned by Charter Communications through its acquisition of Time Warner Cable in May 2016; it serves New York City's five boroughs. It is available to customers on channels 38 and 799 on Spectrum's DTV: Digital Television and DTV en Español and first went on the air at 8:01 p.m. on June 30, 2003. It can also be received on Cablevision channel 194 at select areas.

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NY1 Noticias provides New York City area news and weather updates like its parent English channel, NY1, in pre-recorded 30-minute cycles but also features in-depth coverage of issues that have a direct impact on New Yorkers of Hispanic and Latin American heritage, such as immigration, public health and community affairs. The channel maintains a morning counterpart to Mornings on 1, dubbed Nueva York por la Mañana.[1] The "Weather on the 1's" (Spanish: "El Tiempo en el 1") shows not only local and national forecasts but also North American forecasts.

Since 2005, NY1 Noticias airs a weekly political and the only non-hard news program, Pura Política, which is anchored by political reporter Juan Manuel Benitez.[2]

Since 2021, NY1 Noticias airs a weekly segment on immigration, El Abogado a tu Lado, with immigration attorney, Luis Gomez Alfaro.[3]

Since 2022, NY1 Noticias also releases a weekly podcast, Inmigracion con NY1 Noticias, which is co-hosted by Carlos Rajo and immigration attorney, Luis Gomez Alfaro.[4]

Since 2025, NY1 Noticias moved channels from 95 and 831 to 38 and 799. And rebranded to Spectrum Noticias NYC on February 24, 2025.

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Notable on–air staff

Former logo of Time Warner Cable Noticias NY1 used from December 16, 2013 until November 15, 2016
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NY1 Noticias reporter Fabiola Galindo interviewing a sailor during Fleet Week 2015

Current

  • Juan Manuel Benitez - anchor and reporter[5]
  • Philip Klint - anchor[6]
  • Julio César García - anchor and reporter[7]
  • Patsi Arias – anchor[8]
  • Birmania Ríos - reporter[9]
  • Yenniffer Martínez - reporter[10]

Former

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