New Yorkers face diverse weather this week, with snow chances and sunny days. A gale warning is issued for coastal waters. Temperatures vary, with potential snow over the weekend.

NY Governor Hochul and other officials criticized ICE's arrest of NYC Council analyst Bohorquez, whose legal work status is disputed, highlighting concerns over excessive immigration enforcement.

Harlem residents are concerned after two Legionnaires' disease cases were found in an apartment complex, prompting health department action and testing for Legionella bacteria in the building's water system.

A father and son in Brooklyn allegedly beat a gunman with a bat after being shot at a NYCHA building; all three are in stable condition and face charges.

A mobile care van program in Southeast Brooklyn offers pretrial supervised release services directly in communities, aiming to reduce recidivism and support participants with case management, resources, and guidance.

Governor Hochul plans to extend the Second Avenue Subway to Broadway via 125th Street, diverting from the original downtown route, with a projected cost of $7.5 billion.

A federal judge orders a hearing to examine the legality of the search conducted by police during Luigi Mangione's arrest on charges of murdering UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson.

Lawmakers target prediction markets for regulation after concerns about insider trading arise, such as a suspiciously timed bet on Polymarket. Bronx Rep. Ritchie Torres proposes a bill to prevent federal employees' misuse of non-public information.

NYC debates intensify over Wegmans and Fairway's use of facial recognition, raising privacy concerns and outpacing regulations, despite businesses informing customers as required by a 2021 law.

Nearly 15,000 New York nurses went on strike for improved wages, staffing, and safety, despite ongoing negotiations and preparations by hospitals to maintain services.

New Yorkers protest against ICE after the fatal shooting of Renee Good in Minneapolis, demanding justice and the abolition of ICE, amidst debates over the agency’s use of force.

NYC nurses from major hospitals may strike over a contract dispute involving health benefits and staffing. Governor Hochul urges negotiations, with some hospitals reaching tentative deals, but others at a standoff, which could impact patient care.

Mayor Mamdani stayed silent as NYPD Commissioner Tisch defended the gang database, despite its controversy and a federal lawsuit criticizing its racial bias. Tisch and Mamdani maintain communication on NYPD supervision and strategies.