The first supermoon of the year, the Harvest Supermoon, will be visible in NYC tonight, offering a larger and brighter view due to its proximity to Earth. Optimal conditions are expected for viewing.

The Cake Picnic tour is coming to Brooklyn on November 8, allowing cake enthusiasts to share and taste a variety of cakes. Tickets go on sale October 6 for $50.

The Mexican Navy's ship Cuauhtémoc left NYC six months after a collision with the Brooklyn Bridge, drawing community support and reflecting on the loss of two sailors.

New Yorkers experience sunny weather before storms hit Tuesday night, with high chances of rain. The rest of the week sees a return to clear skies and cooler temperatures.

New Yorkers expect sunny weather with highs in the 80s, cooler nights in the 60s, and some mid-week showers, according to the National Weather Service.

MTA upgrades to OMNY system will disrupt services this weekend, preventing purchase/addition of funds to OMNY cards but allowing fare payment with them. The transition aims to retire MetroCard by 2025, moving to a more efficient single fare method.

Christopher Velarde was sentenced to 18 years for a series of violent, unprovoked attacks in NYC, as announced by the Manhattan District Attorney’s Office.

A man was sentenced to 23 years to life for murdering a Brooklyn mother, Jennifer Rodriguez, on her child's birthday. The Brooklyn DA's office labeled the attack as brutal.

Elijah Roy, a member of the 5-9 Brims gang, was charged for his involvement in a mass shooting at Taste of the City Lounge in Brooklyn that resulted in three deaths and 10 injuries.

Two landlords have been indicted in Manhattan for harassing rent-regulated tenants, with one named as Meyer Chetrit. They're accused of neglect and creating uninhabitable conditions in a Chelsea building.

New York launches a contest for artists to design a memorial for Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, to be placed at Brooklyn Bridge Park's Pier 1, with submissions due by February 2, 2026.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams seeks $48 million from Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family for the city's opioid crisis mitigation efforts as part of a broader $7.4 billion proposed settlement.

A voltage drop caused a brief blackout at Grand Central Terminal, leading to disrupted services and trapped employees. Power was restored within an hour.