Bojangles is opening a new location in East Flatbush, Brooklyn, marking its return to New York City after decades, with plans to open 20 more locations in the region over the next decade.

Venezuelan President Maduro and his wife are detained at the MDC in Brooklyn, New York, facing federal charges amid the jail's notorious conditions and history of high-profile detainees.

A fire in a Brooklyn Heights brownstone injured seven, including two firefighters; it was contained within an hour. Firefighters rescued three people; the cause is under investigation.

The forecast for New York City includes overcast days with rain chances and highs around 41-42 degrees, with Wednesday looking sunnier, and rain likely towards the end of the week. No hazardous weather is expected.

Wegmans stores in NYC are collecting biometric data of shoppers, prompting privacy concerns. Despite public notification, there's uncertainty about data use and potential legal action.

New York City will have varied weather, with snow chances and rain as the weekend nears. Midweek will see mostly sunny skies with temperatures up to 48 degrees. Hazardous conditions are not expected according to the National Weather Service.

The weather forecast for New York predicts a calm week with light snow chances and no major storms, with temperatures around the mid-30s and conditions clearing throughout the day.

NYC educators struggle with AI-assisted student cheating and await clear policies, while the City Council advances bills to assess AI's impact on workers.

A Brooklyn man is charged with attempted murder for allegedly pushing a 72-year-old into a subway train; the victim is now in intensive care with serious injuries.

Increasing clouds and temperatures in the low 30s are expected across New York, with light snow likely tonight, minimal accumulation, and a gradual warm-up throughout the week.

Cold weekend expected in NYC with low 30s temperatures and a slight chance of snow; warming trend to mid-40s by Wednesday. No hazardous weather warnings issued.

Brooklyn DA Eric Gonzalez reports 2025 as the safest year in the borough's history, highlighting decreases in violent crime including a 25% drop in homicides.

A 26-year-old man was arrested in Brooklyn for a subway slashing that injured another man. He faces multiple charges including assault and weapons possession.