Lawmakers in New York City are planning a $35 million pilot project using 150 cameras to automatically ticket double parking and other traffic violations to reduce congestion and increase safety.

Cafewal, a cafe in the East Village, offers free meals, job training, and support for migrants, especially those from Guinea, alongside serving the local community.

NYPD seeks suspect in assault of a 72-year-old at a Queens subway station, offering a $3,500 reward for information.

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.

Protesters rallied at Tesla's Manhattan showroom against Elon Musk's role in a government efficiency body, with nine arrests made amidst chants and sit-ins.

David Johansen of New York Dolls and Buster Poindexter fame has died at 75 after battling cancer and a brain tumor, leaving behind a significant musical legacy.

Governor Hochul directed Hunter College to remove a listing for a Palestinian Studies professorship amid concerns of promoting antisemitism in the classroom.

A bouncer was fatally shot by an ejected patron at NoLiTa's Tom & Jerry's bar in New York. No arrests have been made yet in the ongoing investigation.

Andrew Cuomo has entered the NYC mayoral race amidst controversy from prior sexual harassment allegations and intends to reinvigorate his political career.

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.

New Yorkers can observe a lunar eclipse on March 13, a solar eclipse on March 29, and spot planets in March's night skies, with the added relief that asteroid YR4's impact threat is nearly zero.

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 FDNY issued its first criminal summons for obstructing a fire hydrant during a fatal Bronx fire, resulting in a $4,000 fine for the motorist involved.