The New York Attorney General’s Office is investigating a fatal shooting involving an NYPD officer in Brooklyn. The probe follows state protocols requiring independent review of incidents where law enforcement may have caused a death.

New York City forecasts mild conditions with sunny skies and temperatures in the low 70s, turning chillier at night. Rain chances increase later in the week with no current hazardous weather expected.

A three-alarm fire in Borough Park, Brooklyn, displaced 20 people and no injuries were reported. The FDNY is investigating the cause; the building had past violations.

New York City residents will experience varied weather, including sunny days and potential showers, with mild conditions and no significant disruptions.

The new Davis Center opens at Harlem Meer in Central Park, replacing the old Lasker Rink with a year-round pool and ice rink, serving as a community hub.

Brooklyn Catholic students witnessed what became Pope Francis' final blessing during a school trip in Vatican City, leaving a lasting impression on them.

Ryan Cato was sentenced to 25 years-to-life for murdering his girlfriend’s son, 10-year-old Ayden Wolfe, in a case that underscores child abuse risks during remote schooling.

New York AG Letitia James and Governor Kathy Hochul are suing the Trump administration over alleged illegal tariffs, claiming they were imposed without Congressional approval.

Manhattan DA Alvin Bragg Jr. indicted Tyrone Massey for an unprovoked stabbing in Penn Station. Massey faces counts of attempted and second-degree assault.

Venus, Saturn, and the crescent moon will align to form a 'smiley face' in the sky on April 25, visible shortly before sunrise if conditions are clear.

NYC's Department of Transportation created "microhubs" on the Upper West Side to streamline deliveries and reduce vehicle pollution, with plans for more hubs citywide to manage a forecasted surge in goods movement.

Mayor Eric Adams announces the completion of a $42.3 million flood prevention project in Brooklyn, featuring over 1,200 new assets including rain gardens and infiltration basins to capture stormwater.

NYC Comptroller's audit finds biased building code enforcement, with higher fines and summonses in Black and Hispanic neighborhoods, related to 311 complaint reliance.