A major snowstorm is expected in New York City from Sunday to Monday, with significant snowfall possible as forecasted by the National Weather Service.

A four-alarm fire broke out at a Brooklyn waterfront warehouse, recalling previous significant fires in the area. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.

Red mailboxes for anonymous love letters to NYC are part of a campaign by Popupflorist, allowing New Yorkers to express their affection for the city until Sunday.

Controversy surrounds the proposed Monitor Point waterfront project in Brooklyn, as local responses vary from environmental concerns to support for affordable housing.

Forecasts predict a potential snowstorm in New York City starting Sunday, with a cold snap and chances of significant snow across the boroughs. Weather will be mostly sunny on Thursday, with snow likely by the end of the weekend.

New York DMV will close statewide from Feb. 13 to Feb. 18 for a system upgrade to modernize services. Online and phone services will also be affected.

The Brooklyn Children’s Museum celebrated MLK Day with activities, including workshops and performances, to teach kids about social justice and community service.

The NYPD is searching for suspects involved in three subway assaults in Brooklyn and Queens over a holiday weekend, with victims receiving stable medical care.

New Yorkers are set to experience a cold week with chances of snow by the weekend, following sunny but chilly conditions. The National Weather Service predicts snow likely on Sunday.

A man was pushed onto the subway tracks at the 36th Street station in Brooklyn; the victim survived. Police are seeking the suspect, with images released to the public for assistance.

A suspect attempted to rob a Brooklyn residence, posing as a delivery driver. He forced entry and assaulted a man, but fled without stealing anything. The NYPD seeks information.

A 26-year-old man named Elquan Tillman was fatally shot in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn. The incident is under NYPD investigation with no suspects identified.

The National Weather Service forecasts similar cold weather across New York City boroughs for the week, with some temperature variations, a cold snap, and a slight chance of snow on Sunday. No hazardous weather is expected.