The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sun, snow, and rain for New York City boroughs, with varying chances of precipitation but without expecting hazardous conditions.

Rain is expected across New York City today with a high of 47-50°F, followed by clearing skies and fluctuating conditions throughout the week, including potential rain and snow without hazardous weather concerns.

The 99th Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade will feature giant balloons, floats, and performances in NYC, with security and transportation advisories in effect.

New York's new law, signed by Gov. Hochul, allows close friends to authorize organ donations for those without kin, aims to increase transplant rates.

New York Attorney General Letitia James has sued the Trump administration over new rules that limit federal homelessness funding, possibly affecting housing for vulnerable groups including veterans and the disabled.

Saks Fifth Avenue has revived its holiday light show and window displays in Manhattan, featuring music from Paul McCartney and Rihanna, and performances by the Radio City Rockettes.

Darryl Strawberry thanked President Trump for his pardon during a sermon at a Tulsa church, crediting divine intervention and Trump's action for his freedom.

A man was fatally stabbed near Times Square and died at Bellevue Hospital. The suspects remain at large, with no arrests made. The motive is unclear, and the violent trend in Midtown concerns locals.

New York City is predicted to have a mix of cloudy and sunny days with chances of rain leading up to Thanksgiving, with cooler temperatures expected but no significant weather hazards.

A man was shot dead in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen; NYPD seeks the suspect who fled the scene. The incident occurred outside Harbor NYC Club, with no arrests made.

NYPD and ICE simultaneously conducted raids on Canal Street, resulting in the seizure of counterfeit goods and the arrest of an undocumented immigrant. There were questions about the lack of coordination between the agencies.

A Brooklyn teen, Wesley Walker, received 18 years to life for killing 15-year-old Unique Smith near his school. He was convicted on murder and weapon charges.

A suspect fraudulently obtained $10,000 in memorabilia from various card stores, including Tom Brady's CardVault in SoHo, using manipulated card transactions.