Sunday starts mostly dry in New York City before showers arrive in the afternoon and thunderstorms develop overnight. Heavy downpours could cause localized flooding.

Joel Leyden, a former IDF officer once known for helping Connecticut residents get vaccinated, died on East Main Street Thursday night.

Ellese Falcon's hotel stay from the deadly East 209th Street blast runs out Wednesday, and paperwork for her service dogs is stalling her next move.

Peter Gagliardo made it within 500 feet of Uhuru Peak before weather turned his team back. A donor is already funding a 2027 return.

Fans lined up before dawn for Supermodel Cafe, but Southampton inspectors say the East Quogue storefront is unsafe.

Pablo Alexander De La Cruz allegedly bought plane tickets, then confined and assaulted both women in his apartment, prosecutors say.

Ryan Mack, 33, allegedly recorded children among his victims before fleeing New York; he's now free on his own recognizance.

A 24-year-old was hit in the legs, shoulders, stomach and neck on East 219th Street. It's the third shooting near this Bronx block since April 2025.

LegalHealth's 54 attorneys work inside 13 public hospitals, chasing landlords and insurers on behalf of sick New Yorkers.

The Nassau County executive says he can't even afford crypto himself, but wants to scrap the decade-old rule anyway.

The 1904 firehouse-turned-museum reopens Aug. 20 with a 200-pound bell honoring FDNY responders lost to Ground Zero illness.

David Rivera, 49, was riding on the shoulder before losing control and hitting a barrier wall, NYPD says. Investigators have made no arrests.

Three children hurt at Camp Shopron were airlifted to Westchester's only verified pediatric burn center.