New York City weather forecasts predict sunny days, potential weekend rain, and minor variations across boroughs, with freeze warnings outside the city.

The NYPD arrested a suspect for a fatal beating at a Brooklyn subway. The victim died at the hospital, and the suspect was found on a train after fleeing. The motive is unknown, and charges are pending.

Rudy Giuliani endorsed Curtis Sliwa for NYC mayor, while other Giuliani associates back Andrew Cuomo. Despite differing support, Sliwa's campaign remains unfazed as polls show a tight race.

NYPD investigates the homicide of 1-year-old Anthony Casey in Brooklyn, with the cause of death being blunt force trauma. No arrests have been made yet.

Brooklyn's notorious illegal parking lot under the BQE has been cleared. Councilmember Restler leads the cleanup, part of a study showing widespread abuse of parking privileges by government workers.

A 60-year-old woman was killed by two men on an e-bike in Brooklyn; the area has a history of accidents, and the e-bike was possibly over the speed limit.

NYPD seeks a suspect for a Brooklyn burglary and sexual abuse; the male intruder entered a woman's home and assaulted her before stealing her phone and watch.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces the completion of a $9.6 million safety and traffic flow improvement project on the Jackie Robinson Parkway in Brooklyn.

The NYPD released a sketch of Jacob Pritchett, an 11-year-old non-verbal autistic boy missing from Brooklyn; his mother, hospitalized for evaluation, denies having a child.

The NWS predicts mostly sunny weather with near 83 degrees in Manhattan, and similar conditions in other NYC boroughs, but with increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms tonight.

NYC's Trick-or-Streets Halloween event returns, offering various activities and street closures for pedestrianized celebrations from October 17 to 31.

A student at East Brooklyn Community High School was caught with a loaded 9mm pistol, leading to concerns about school safety as the building lacks metal detectors.

The Cake Picnic tour is coming to Brooklyn on November 8, allowing cake enthusiasts to share and taste a variety of cakes. Tickets go on sale October 6 for $50.