A 12-year-old girl was sexually assaulted in a Brooklyn housing complex by Eric McMichael, who was later arrested and charged. The incident caused community outrage and concern.

A 16-year-old boy was killed in a shooting in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. The NYPD is actively seeking the suspect and asks the public to provide any information to help with the investigation.

The National Weather Service issued weather advisories for New York, including frost and gale warnings, with clear skies and gusty winds forecasted for the city.

Former CEO Bradley Heppner is charged with fraud, accused of misappropriating $150 million, leading GWG Holdings to bankruptcy, and facing arrest and potential prison time.

Zohran Mamdani campaigned in Brooklyn nightspots and supported LGBTQ+ rights, while Cake Picnic sold out its event but offered desserts at Radio Bakery. Amidst a shutdown, NYC eateries provided free meals.

The NYC Economic Development Corporation is assessing the feasibility of a Coney Island ferry service, deploying a buoy near Steeplechase Pier to gather data on local wind and wave conditions.

NY Attorney General Letitia James visited a Brooklyn soup kitchen amid SNAP delays during a federal shutdown, as legal challenges seek to restore funding.

NYC jails and NY state prisons report surges in violence and suffer from staff shortages, with Rikers Island having federal oversight due to disorder.

The National Weather Service forecasts a classic fall week for New York City, with partly sunny days, occasional rain, and highs around 60°F, including windy conditions today.

An intense storm in NYC caused flash flooding, leading to the deaths of two men in Brooklyn and Washington Heights during separate basement incidents.

Democratic candidate Zohran Mamdani leads in polls over former Governor Andrew Cuomo and Republican Curtis Sliwa in the NYC mayoral race, especially among young and Black voters. However, the race may still see shifts before Election Day.

New York and other states plan emergency measures as SNAP benefits face potential delays, impacting millions and prompting states to use surplus funds to avoid a food crisis.

New York City is at risk of a school bus service disruption due to a contract dispute, potentially affecting 150,000 students. Negotiations continue, with a partial agreement reached.