A nor'easter hits the Tri-State Area with strong winds and heavy rain, causing state emergencies in New Jersey and NYC. The storm brings coastal flooding, travel disruptions, and potential power outages.

Luigi Mangione's lawyers filed motions to dismiss charges and bar the death penalty in the federal case for CEO Brian Thompson’s murder.

The Manhattan DA announced the return of 29 looted antiquities to Greece, valued at $3 million, as part of a crackdown on illicit cultural heritage trade.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams celebrated one year of PATH, a program aiding subway homeless with services, highlighting over 20,100 engagements and reduced crime.

The National Weather Service issues alerts for stormy weather in New York, warning of rain, wind, and potential flooding through the weekend and into Monday.

New York Attorney General Letitia James faces federal mortgage fraud charges; she denounces the indictment as politically motivated by President Trump.

NYC Council Member Restler proposes legislation to make the city's outdoor dining permanent, easing the permit process for restaurants and addressing issues like sanitation and street clearance.

A man, Joseph Wichard, is charged with Attempted Rape and Sexual Abuse after trying to assault a nail salon worker in Manhattan. The DA is pursuing justice with support for the survivor.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for New York, with initial sunny skies turning to rain from Saturday night into Columbus Day, and potential strong winds in Queens and coastal areas.

Federal prosecutors deny that DOJ social media activity affects Luigi Mangione's fair trial rights regarding his charges in the murder of UnitedHealthcare CEO.

New York Comic Con 2025 has kicked off at the Javits Center with a mix of cosplayers, stars, panels, and city-wide events, including an immersive One Piece exhibit. Tickets for Friday to Sunday sold out quickly.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams supports a legal fight to preserve $12 million in anti-terrorism funding for the subway system, contesting the DHS's funding cut decision.

The Manhattan DA has indicted three individuals and three companies for allegedly stealing a Harlem brownstone via deed fraud and obtaining $1.6 million in loans.