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.

Two Brooklyn teens died in a subway surfing incident; NYC Transit President urges safety conversation following the tragedy influenced by social media challenges.

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.

Authorities in Brooklyn arrested six individuals linked to a drug operation in Dyker Heights, seizing nearly 1,000 pounds of illegal drugs, guns, cash, and cars.

Abraham Kentish was sentenced to 12 years for attempted murder, pleading guilty to three stabbings at a homeless shelter and subway station in Brooklyn.

New York City's weather forecast promises a week of sunny skies with mild temperatures, peaking in the low 80s, followed by a chance of showers Tuesday night.

Investigation intensifies into the disappearance of an 11-year-old boy in Brownsville, with his mother in custody and a cadaver dog reacting to possible human blood in their fridge.

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.

Brooklyn authorities seek a suspect in an anti-LGBTQIA+ hate crime on Lafayette Avenue, where a 26-year-old was assaulted. The NYPD encourages public tips.

New York City is enjoying sunny weather with temperatures in the low 70s to 80s, but forecasts show a likelihood of showers midweek, followed by clear skies and cooler temperatures towards the end of the week.

Airbnb invests $1 million in 5 new soccer mini-pitches in NY and NJ ahead of the 2026 World Cup, with benefits for local communities and the economy highlighted at Chelsea Piers Field House event.

A fire in Brooklyn's Crown Heights injured five and displaced families; two women are critical. FDNY controlled the blaze quickly; Red Cross is aiding victims.

NY's AG Letitia James is suing Zillow and Redfin, claiming their non-compete agreement violates antitrust laws and could harm renters and advertisers.