The NWS predicts a week of changing weather in NYC, with showers, windy conditions, and temperatures in the mid-40s to upper 50s, along with potential weekend rain.

Officials urge NYPD Commissioner Tisch to hold a trial for Officer Isaacs over the 2016 fatal shooting of Delrawn Small; contradictions in Isaacs' defense are noted.

The NYC Council passed a law ensuring the continuation of the "trash revolution" post-Mayor Adams' term, introducing on-street bins for large buildings to tackle the rat issue and cleanliness, with full implementation set for 2032.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams announced an overhaul of the 911 mental health response program, B-HEARD, to be managed by Health + Hospitals, improving EMT availability for other emergencies.

The National Weather Service predicts varying weather for NYC boroughs, with chances of showers and thunderstorms, and a Gale Watch for coastal waters.

A proposal in New York seeks to require judges to make yearly visits to state prisons, aiming to connect them directly with the impact of their sentencing decisions.

A Brooklyn man, Juan Lopez, was sentenced to 4-12 years for manslaughter after a fatal car crash that killed Micah Dukes during a high-speed chase with police.

Investment advisor twins Adam and Daniel Kaplan were found guilty of defrauding clients of over $10 million, leveraging their trust to steal funds for personal use. Their schemes included forged signatures and deceptive contracts.

NYC faces mixed weather with patchy frost, rising temperatures, and breezy winds; rain expected Saturday night with sunny conditions to follow. No land advisories, but gale warnings for boaters on Sunday.

Brooklyn superintendent Burim Havolli died after an altercation with a person suspected of package theft, leaving behind three children. Police are questioning a person of interest and seeking more suspects.

An 80-year-old woman and her 52-year-old son were found dead in a Brooklyn apartment, with no signs of trauma, and foul odor complaints led to their discovery.

New York City launches an in-school banking program to teach public school students financial literacy and provide banking services, with support from multiple financial institutions.

A disbarred attorney was sentenced to 2.5-7 years for swindling deeds from Brooklyn homeowners in distress, resulting in convictions and fines for his companies.