New York City faced varied weather with showers and thunderstorms, with gusts up to 31 mph. Clearing skies and cooler nights were expected later in the week. No major weather warnings issued.

A Rutgers student is critically injured, sparking a hazing probe and resulting in the suspension of Alpha Sigma Phi fraternity; the incident's details are under investigation.

Bike MS 2025 in NYC raises funds for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, offering 30 and 50-mile rides, with traffic adjustments for rider safety.

Police are investigating the fatal stabbing of a 21-year-old man outside Sweets of NY, a strip club in Jamaica, Queens. According to FOX 5 NY, officers found the victim with a stab wound to the abdomen around 1:51 a.m. He was taken to Jamaica Hospital, where he was pronounced dead. The New York Daily News reports the attack followed an argument, and no arrests have been made.

A 24-year-old man was fatally shot in Brooklyn, with NYPD reporting the incident and EMS pronouncing him dead at the hospital. A person of interest is in custody.

A fire broke out in a SoHo apartment building, injuring two firefighters who were later hospitalized. The incident is under investigation by fire marshals.

A fire at King Electronic Hub in Queens required 60 firefighters. The earlier blaze was caused by a lithium battery; the recent one's cause is still unknown.

President Trump commuted ex-Congressman George Santos' sentence, leading to debate among NY GOP members. Santos expressed thanks and discussed prison reform plans, while critics questioned the decision and its disregard for Santos' victims.

Broadway musicians may strike amid labor disputes with The Broadway League, while actors reach a new contract addressing health care and working conditions.

Police are searching for two men linked to an armed robbery of a rideshare driver near East 93rd Street in Manhattan. The suspects implied they had a firearm, stole the driver’s cellphone and wallet, and fled in a black sedan. The NYPD urges anyone with information to contact @nypdtips or call 1-800-577-TIPS.

New York City is preparing for storms with rain, thunder, and high winds forecasted, expecting a wet commute on Monday but clearer skies by Tuesday, with chances of showers returning at night.

The death of Jacob Zieben, found with stab wounds in Harlem, has been ruled a homicide, with his estranged husband Donald Zieben-Hood arrested but not charged with murder.

Mitchell Houses residents in the Bronx are struggling without gas service following a boiler explosion, with NYCHA providing hot plates and cookers. Complaints of poor communication and a lack of heat persist amid HUD's layoff of building inspectors.