Violence followed the West Indian Day Parade in Brooklyn, where six people were shot and one slashed. The incidents are under investigation with one person of interest in custody.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny weather with gradual temperature increases throughout the week for New York City boroughs, with a chance of showers by the weekend.

New York saw nine $50K Powerball winners and two $150K Powerplay wins, as the jackpot surges to $1.1 billion ahead of the Sept. 1 drawing.

A fire injured 12 in Brooklyn, including residents, firefighters, and NYPD officers; the FDNY contained the blaze, with the cause under investigation.

An NYPD officer was struck by a hit-and-run driver in Brooklyn while directing traffic and is now in stable condition. Efforts to find the driver of the black sedan are ongoing.

New York proposes a parole rule considering the developmental stage of juvenile offenders, stirring debate and highlighting the balance between understanding adolescence and crime consequences.

New York maintains high vaccination rates due to strict school immunization policies as students return to school, with city health services emphasizing regular checkups and flu vaccinations.

New York's Labor Day weather will be mostly sunny with highs around 76-79°F, ideal for outdoor events, and the week continues with similar conditions, barring possible showers.

Late Friday night, a fire broke out at S&A Pizzeria in Coney Island, injuring two firefighters. The blaze began around 11 p.m. on Mermaid Avenue. Officials confirmed that the cause of the fire remains under investigation.

The West Indian American Day Carnival and Parade celebrated its 58th anniversary in Brooklyn, featuring Caribbean music, a Junior Parade, and the Panorama steelpan festival.

NYC’s weekly forecast brings sunny skies, cooler nights, and a brief chance of showers before clear and pleasant weekend conditions return.

A 46-year-old man died in a holding cell at Brooklyn Criminal Court; his death, after a medical episode, is under investigation by the medical examiner.

Brooklyn's West Indian Day Parade and J'Ouvert festivities safety plan involves 2,500 officers, community groups, and strict measures, following a recent Brooklyn shooting.