Unpredictable Winter Mix for NYC, Rain, Snow Showers, and Sunny Days Ahead
New York's weather forecast includes a mix of rain, snow showers, and sunny days, with varying wind and temperatures across its boroughs. The week may start with precipitation and end with partly sunny skies and slightly warmer conditions.
NYC Nurses Poised for Strike, Demand Safety Measures After Brooklyn Hospital Shooting
NYC nurses may strike over workplace safety and staffing concerns, which have intensified following a recent deadly police shooting at a hospital. Negotiations include demands for panic buttons and metal detectors, as well as healthcare benefits.
Governor Hochul Announces Over $101 Million in Grants for New York Rail and Port Infrastructure Modernization
New York Governor Kathy Hochul announces over $101 million in grants to enhance the state's rail and port infrastructure, with a focus on economic growth and reducing transportation emissions.
New York Attorney General Sues Trump Administration for Illegally Halting Offshore Wind Projects in Long Island
New York Attorney General Letitia James filed lawsuits against the Trump administration's suspension of two New York offshore wind projects, claiming the action was illegal and unsubstantiated.
New York AG Letitia James Wins $4.2 Million Judgment for Defrauded Chinese Immigrant Families in Brooklyn Real Estate Scam
New York Attorney General Letitia James won over $4.2 million for families defrauded by property owner Xi Hui “Steven” Wu, who sold nonexistent condo units in Brooklyn.
Bronx Community Rallies Against VA Staffing Cuts Amid Rising Tensions in NYC Healthcare Sector
Nurses and veterans protested proposed staffing cuts at Bronx VA hospital, linking it to broader healthcare staffing struggles in NYC. VA plans to cut unfilled positions, while local healthcare workers demand better conditions.
New York AG Letitia James Under Federal Probe For Transactions With Hairdresser Amid Ongoing Legal Struggles
A criminal investigation is examining NY Attorney General Letitia James' financial ties with her hairdresser, amidst claims of political motivations and rulings on prosecutor appointments.
New York City Mayor's Attempt to Delay Sale of Pinnacle's 5,100 Apartments Denied by Judge
A judge rejected NYC's delay request on the sale of 5,100 rent-stabilized apartments by bankrupt Pinnacle to Summit Properties, despite tenants' concerns.












