New York City faces showers and potential thunderstorms this week, with varied forecasts for each borough and chances of rain mostly before Wednesday, leading to clearer skies and warmer temperatures later in the week.

A man was found dead with neck injuries in an abandoned ambulance in Brooklyn. Police are investigating, and the medical examiner is determining the cause of death.

Tour bus driver in Manhattan stabbed after a dispute over vending, hospitalized in stable condition, no arrests made.

The Schnellbacher-Sendon Group was indicted for cheating NYSIF out of over $9 million in insurance premiums through a $40 million cash payroll conspiracy.

The final member of a money transmission ring, Hirenkumar Patel, was sentenced to 21 months for operating a hawala network that illicitly moved $15 million.

Two teenagers were assaulted during a clothing sale at a Brooklyn subway station, leaving one stabbed and one punched. Suspects fled and no arrests have been made.

NY Attorney General Letitia James won a court order to halt the Trump administration's efforts to shut down AmeriCorps, thereby protecting the program.

The National Weather Service forecasts showers and possible thunderstorms in New York, with varied chances of precipitation and temperatures in the mid-70s to upper 80s. Clearer weather is expected midweek.

Mayor Eric Adams has reopened "The Arches" near the Brooklyn Bridge, enhancing the public space with $50 million in funding for seating, greenery, and lighting, supporting summer activities.

Two men were sentenced to over two years in prison for hacking a law enforcement database and committing identity theft in a Brooklyn federal court case.

Prosecutors provided notes allegedly by Luigi Mangione outlining his motive for the fatal shooting of a UnitedHealthcare CEO, calling victims "parasites" and planning the act.

Mangione's lawyers seek normal courtroom attire for him, arguing current restraints imply guilt and prejudice jurors. They suggest hands unshackled, no bulletproof vest, as he's shown good behavior and compliance in custody.

The first NYC Democratic mayoral primary debate at 30 Rockefeller Center will feature nine candidates, excluding incumbent Mayor Eric Adams. Mics will be muted for rule violations, and candidates will address unannounced topics.