Sunny but blustery Saturday with highs near 50°F and gusts around 40 mph. A stronger storm arrives Monday with heavy rain and the risk of strong winds.

NBCUniversal is winding down first‑run syndication, ending Access Hollywood and other daytime shows and shifting to library distribution.

Katana Kitten’s Masahiro Urushido is bringing The Winters Coming to Chelsea — a smaller Japanese cocktail bar serving seasonal drinks and home‑style small plates.

A Department of Education employee was arrested in Queens on charges that he forcibly touched multiple students. The DOE says the staffer has been reassigned and support will be provided.

A 54-year-old man was struck and dragged by an A train at Rockaway Boulevard station in Ozone Park; he was taken to Jamaica Hospital in stable condition.

A 36-year-old man was shot in the head outside a Corona residential building Friday and later died at Elmhurst Hospital. NYPD detectives are investigating and no arrests have been announced.

After Roberto Clemente Plaza was fenced off, Hub merchants say drug use has spilled onto sidewalks, leaving stores to contend with needles, human waste and fewer customers.

Officers in Midtown say they stopped an unplated moped near a school corridor; two people were arrested and a loaded firearm was recovered during a canvass.

North Shore University Hospital has begun using Abbott’s rapid TBI blood test to speed concussion evaluations and reduce unnecessary CT scans. The device returns results in minutes.

A Fishkill corrections officer was indicted after prosecutors say he sped through an Amityville neighborhood and caused a crash that killed a passenger’s unborn child.

Mayor Mamdani's law team says it will stop covering Tim Pearson’s legal defense in sexual‑harassment and retaliation suits; the move also applies to Jeff Maddrey.

The New York Academy of Art says it has reallocated Epstein-linked donations and will overhaul donor rules as its board chair accelerates her exit.

FDNY leaders were pressed at a City Hall budget hearing as the mayor’s $127B preliminary plan forces agencies to hunt for savings. Overtime, station repairs and EMS pay were central concerns.