New York City residents prepare for rain and potential thunderstorms with varying chances of precipitation and a high rip current risk issued by the National Weather Service. Sunny weather expected to return on Sunday.

Juici Patties opens in New York, achieving record sales with plans for further expansion, and fostering community convenience with thoughtful location strategies.

Gerald Quartey from New Jersey and Sebastien Beauzile from New York received a revolutionary gene therapy, Lyfgenia, marking them free from sickle cell disease pain.

Brooklyn authorities are searching for a driver who fatally struck a woman and fled after hitting parked cars. No arrests have been made; the investigation is ongoing.

Brooklyn teens from El Puente Bike Club are biking from New Haven to Boston for the Youth Bike Summit, promoting sustainability and youth empowerment.

Eight individuals were indicted in Brooklyn for sex trafficking and related charges, exposing a widespread criminal network. The DA's office detailed the ongoing investigation and multi-agency efforts to combat the trafficking operation.

SL Green extends CEO's contract until 2028 with a casino project bonus incentive, despite ISS criticizing his compensation package.

Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil held his newborn son for the first time in a U.S. detention facility after a judge's order blocked a plexiglass separation policy.

Two men were indicted for using stolen social security numbers in a $416,000 financial fraud scheme in Brooklyn, involving fake loans and identity theft.

A man in New York faces charges for a $1 million scam involving a fraudulent blockchain venture, with false claims about his startup's capabilities and partnerships.

The DOJ reports a temporary restraining order against a logistics company and its owner for using counterfeit USPS postage, pending court decisions on mail fraud allegations.

Detective Joseph Pucciano, known as "Italian Sherlock Holmes," received a headstone in Brooklyn over 90 years after his death. His contributions to early 20th-century NYPD were celebrated at the ceremony.

A 15-year-old boy was critically injured in a shooting outside a NYCHA building in Harlem. No arrests have been made; the incident is part of a disturbing pattern of youth gun violence in NYC.