NYC's weather forecast includes sunny skies, then rain mid-week with potential gale force winds. Temperatures vary by borough; Manhattan to see highs around 37° today.

Sunny days and midweek rain are forecasted for New York City, with cold wind chills today and varied night temperatures across boroughs. Heavy rain is expected Wednesday. No severe weather warnings are issued.

A man was stabbed and bitten on an NYC subway after a dispute over a seat; the assailant fled, and police are investigating. Crime on subways has decreased, but incidents raise commuter concerns.

The OSI report on Jermaine Hickson's death concluded NYPD officers acted lawfully when fatally shooting him, as they believed lethal force was necessary for self-defense. No criminal charges will be pursued.

New Yorkers expect varied weather including scattered showers, strong winds, and a temperature drop, with sunny but chilly conditions ahead for Sunday.

A Bronx teen was arrested for allegedly operating an empty subway train in Brooklyn and faces charges including reckless endangerment. He has a history of arrests and was caught possessing MTA gear at his school. Other suspects remain at large.

Terrence Reece sentenced to life without parole for the execution-style murder of a livery cab driver in East New York.

Rafael Caro Quintero and Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, drug traffickers, appeared in a U.S. court on multiple charges including leading criminal enterprises.

Rachel Nieves of Brooklyn's Buddies coffee shop faces closure due to rent hike but receives community support and celebrity encouragement after her viral appeal.

Federal authorities indict seven individuals for trafficking cocaine and methamphetamine, with one leader still at large and the operation distributing over 600kg of drugs per week.

The National Weather Service predicts a mostly sunny day with seasonal temperatures in the low 50s for New York City, with no hazardous weather warnings issued.

New lawsuits are filed against the Alexander brothers, who plead not guilty to sex trafficking and assault, while their defense alleges investigation flaws.

Hannibal Buress opens a new venue, Isola Brooklyn, at the former Knitting Factory site, offering comedy and variety acts starting with a sold-out show on March 9.