A Brooklyn shooting left 20-year-old twin Darius Coles dead and his brother hospitalized, sparking grief and an ongoing NYPD investigation.

Brooklyn's Flatbush Avenue will undergo a makeover including new bus lanes and pedestrian zones to improve safety and bus efficiency, with construction starting in fall 2023 and completion by fall 2026.

NYC's Unlocking Doors program sees scant landlord interest in offers to pay for apartment renovations. Only one fully applied and withdrew; the program aims to address housing crisis and vacant, rent-stabilized units.

Starting Sunday, 11 NYC libraries will add Sunday hours, joining over 30 branches citywide in a push for greater community access.

Mayor Eric Adams and Chancellor Melissa Aviles-Ramos opened the school year in NYC, inaugurating the first HBCU Early College Prep High School in Queens and discussing education initiatives.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny then stormy weekend in New York, with heavy rain chances and potential thunderstorms, alongside warnings for high rip currents.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces $200 million for revitalizing NY downtowns, encouraging applications for the Downtown Revitalization Initiative and NY Forward program, focusing on local economies and walkable communities.

Manhattan expects sunny skies with highs near 80°F today, while borough forecasts show similar conditions with chances of weekend thunderstorms.

NYPD is searching for a man linked to a subway assault in Brooklyn, where a 31-year-old male was attacked on the "A" train. The police seek public assistance in the case.

New York's weather forecast includes sunny days, showers, and thunderstorms with highs around 79°F in Manhattan today and patchy morning fog in other boroughs.

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.