Jacob Narvaez, 22, was arrested for allegedly assaulting three women in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, including incidents of slapping and scratching. Concerns rise in the community after these attacks.

The NYC DEP launched an app, "NYC Noise," allowing residents to measure and report noise pollution in the city, aiding enforcement of sound regulations.

Four individuals pleaded guilty to defrauding a Brooklyn non-profit for the homeless, misappropriating funds through kickback schemes involving surveillance contracts. They face up to five years in prison and agreed to pay restitution.

Rain is expected in New York today with an 80% chance of precipitation and highs around 57 degrees; 100% chance of continued rain before 1 a.m. Clearer, cooler weather is forecast for Thanksgiving Day.

The MTA has opened a new railcar testing facility in Brooklyn to enhance the deployment of new subway cars, including the technologically advanced R211 and R268 models.

Darryl Strawberry thanked President Trump for his pardon during a sermon at a Tulsa church, crediting divine intervention and Trump's action for his freedom.

New York City is predicted to have a mix of cloudy and sunny days with chances of rain leading up to Thanksgiving, with cooler temperatures expected but no significant weather hazards.

The "Lightscape" show at Brooklyn Botanic Garden features a redesigned trail with 19 light installations, interactive elements, and special dining options, running through January 4, 2026.

Rep. Nydia Velázquez of New York announces retirement, marking a generational shift in NY politics. Her tenure is noted for advocating for immigrants, workers, and small businesses. Her progressive legacy paves the way for future leaders.

New York City's weather this week will see sunny days, possible mid-week rain, and breezy conditions, remaining calm for Thanksgiving and the weekend.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul and the MTA opened a new Railcar Acceptance and Testing Facility to expedite the testing and deployment of new subway cars, like the R211 and R268, as part of a historic investment in public transportation.

A Brooklyn teen, Wesley Walker, received 18 years to life for killing 15-year-old Unique Smith near his school. He was convicted on murder and weapon charges.

A suspect fraudulently obtained $10,000 in memorabilia from various card stores, including Tom Brady's CardVault in SoHo, using manipulated card transactions.