NYC expects a record-breaking tourism surge for the holiday season, with over 68 million visitors anticipated by 2025, surpassing pre-pandemic levels.

Kris Boyd, a cornerback for the New York Jets, was hospitalized again due to health issues after initially being treated for a gunshot wound sustained earlier in the month.

A report criticizes NYC's waste plan for not including recycling and composting in new containerization efforts, despite DSNY's defense of the strategy. Critics argue it's a missed chance for efficiency.

NYCHA's redevelopment plans for Elliott-Chelsea Houses face resistance from residents and legal challenges over proposed demolitions and lease changes, with concerns about affordable housing and privatization.

The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny skies with possible showers later in the week for New York City, with breezy conditions and a Gale Warning for surrounding waters.

New York prepares for the 99th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade with robust security measures, including uniformed officers and surveillance tools, while officials confirm no specific threats.

A lawsuit led by AG Letitia James and joined by 20 other attorneys general seeks to block Trump administration's USDA guidance limiting SNAP benefits for legal immigrants, which could harm states financially and increase hardship.

A 64-year-old woman was shot by a stray bullet in Upper Manhattan, with the shooter fleeing the scene. Police are investigating, and the woman is in stable condition.

New York City's weather this week will see sunny days, possible mid-week rain, and breezy conditions, remaining calm for Thanksgiving and the weekend.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul and the MTA opened a new Railcar Acceptance and Testing Facility to expedite the testing and deployment of new subway cars, like the R211 and R268, as part of a historic investment in public transportation.

Rep. Nydia Velázquez will not seek re-election in 2026, ending over 30 years of service as the first Puerto Rican woman in Congress. She's been a progressive voice in NY, advocating for small businesses, immigration, and veterans' rights.

An explosion in a Manhattan garage, caused by a generator malfunction, injured two women, one critically. Firefighters controlled the situation promptly with ongoing investigations into the equipment's operation.

Brooklyn businessman David Motovich was sentenced to 15 years for a $55 million check cashing and tax evasion scam using shell accounts and his lumber business.