New York City is predicted to have a mix of cloudy and sunny days with chances of rain leading up to Thanksgiving, with cooler temperatures expected but no significant weather hazards.

A man was shot dead in Manhattan's Hell's Kitchen; NYPD seeks the suspect who fled the scene. The incident occurred outside Harbor NYC Club, with no arrests made.

The NYPD is seeking a man who punched an MTA bus driver in the Bronx; he fled on a bicycle. Witnesses with information are urged to contact authorities.

Mitchel Houses residents in the Bronx struggle without gas for cooking since a collapse due to a suspected gas leak, despite NYCHA providing hot plates and slow cookers.

The "Lightscape" show at Brooklyn Botanic Garden features a redesigned trail with 19 light installations, interactive elements, and special dining options, running through January 4, 2026.

NYPD and ICE simultaneously conducted raids on Canal Street, resulting in the seizure of counterfeit goods and the arrest of an undocumented immigrant. There were questions about the lack of coordination between the agencies.

Rep. Nydia Velázquez of New York announces retirement, marking a generational shift in NY politics. Her tenure is noted for advocating for immigrants, workers, and small businesses. Her progressive legacy paves the way for future leaders.

New York increases patrols to prevent impaired and reckless driving for the Thanksgiving holiday, with plans including sobriety checkpoints and highway safety initiatives.

New York City's weather this week will see sunny days, possible mid-week rain, and breezy conditions, remaining calm for Thanksgiving and the weekend.

Tyquan Manassa is charged with assault after two slashings on a Queens subway platform, causing facial injuries to two men. He was already in custody for unrelated crimes when linked to the subway attacks.

Tenants at La Mesa Verde in Jackson Heights sue A&E Real Estate over poor living conditions, including rodent infestation and broken elevators. A&E has addressed some violations but faces ongoing legal action and allegations of neglect.

Governor Hochul allocated an additional $600,000 to secure a permanent venue for the wild project, bringing total state support to $1.2M. This ensures the stability of the avant-garde arts space in Manhattan's East Village.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul and the MTA opened a new Railcar Acceptance and Testing Facility to expedite the testing and deployment of new subway cars, like the R211 and R268, as part of a historic investment in public transportation.