New York City's weather forecast promises a week of sunny skies with mild temperatures, peaking in the low 80s, followed by a chance of showers Tuesday night.

Trump's administration reinstated $187 million in counterterrorism funds to the NYPD after cuts were criticized, ensuring support for New York's security operations.

NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch faces scrutiny for retaining misconduct cases and her disciplinary decisions, while mayoral hopeful Zohran Mamdani proposes transferring disciplinary authority to the CCRB.

Brooklyn authorities seek a suspect in an anti-LGBTQIA+ hate crime on Lafayette Avenue, where a 26-year-old was assaulted. The NYPD encourages public tips.

Airbnb invests $1 million in 5 new soccer mini-pitches in NY and NJ ahead of the 2026 World Cup, with benefits for local communities and the economy highlighted at Chelsea Piers Field House event.

New Yorkers face potential health insurance cost hikes as federal subsidies may expire amid political strife, with Governor Hochul rallying against the government shutdown and its statewide impact.

A Long Island man faces a 25-count indictment for defrauding New York’s ESD agency by submitting falsified documents to obtain pandemic relief funds meant for small businesses.

NYC expects sunny weather with highs around 69 in Manhattan and 70 in Brooklyn. Other boroughs will see similar weather, with no severe conditions predicted for the upcoming week.

An MTA worker was injured in a confrontation with a trespasser in a Brooklyn subway tunnel. The suspect slashed the worker's neck and fled; the victim is stable. Police are investigating and seeking tips.

NYPD seeks two suspects involved in a hate crime assault in Manhattan; the incident involved anti-immigration remarks and physical violence against a 26-year-old man. Public assistance is requested.

Firefighters in Brooklyn rescued 89-year-old Korean War veteran Richard Martin from a blazing apartment, leaving him critically injured and his cat deceased.

An NYPD van crashed and flipped in East Harlem, injuring three officers, who are expected to recover; the cause is under investigation with no criminality suspected. Traffic was affected.

Several states sued the HHS over changes to sex education funding terms that exclude gender identity, which could impact public health and LGBT youth well-being.