NYPD seeks a man connected to a Brooklyn rape; a 28-year-old woman was assaulted entering her home on October 24. The suspect fled and remains unidentified.

New York City's forecast includes rain today with high temps in the low 60s, then a mix of sun and potential showers with gusty conditions as the week continues.

A 12-year-old girl was sexually assaulted in a Brooklyn housing complex by Eric McMichael, who was later arrested and charged. The incident caused community outrage and concern.

New York City's weather forecast includes a mix of rain and cooling temperatures leading up to a mostly sunny Veterans Day.

Extortionists are targeting small businesses by flooding them with one-star Google reviews and then demanding money to stop. Victims struggle as fake reviews harm their ratings and livelihoods, despite Google's efforts to address the problem.

A 16-year-old boy was killed in a shooting in Crown Heights, Brooklyn. The NYPD is actively seeking the suspect and asks the public to provide any information to help with the investigation.

Five members of the Street Knights Motorcycle Club were indicted on 52 counts, including attempted murder tied to an East Flatbush shooting. Three were injured; the NYPD and the Brooklyn DA's office are involved in the prosecution.

Swastikas were spray-painted on Brooklyn's Magen David Yeshivah. Officials condemned the act; the state plans to increase funding for protecting religious sites.

A Queens resident has been sentenced to 13 years for attempting to murder a victim at Brooklyn’s Atlantic Terminal, highlighting ongoing concerns about public safety in the area.

The National Weather Service issued weather advisories for New York, including frost and gale warnings, with clear skies and gusty winds forecasted for the city.

FDNY Fire Commissioner Robert Tucker announced his resignation effective in December following his brief tenure since August 2025, with intentions to rejoin a private firm.

New York City public schools see a decline in enrollment, with over 20,000 fewer students this year, highlighting a trend of approximately 100,000 lost since 2020. Officials will not cut funding midyear despite the drop.

Governor Hochul kicks off the annual holiday drive, aiming to assist individuals and families in need throughout New York State.