New York City is set for mostly sunny days, with chances of showers and thunderstorms. Highs may reach the upper 80s, and summer-like conditions are expected.

Tony's Pizza Napoletana in San Francisco was ranked third-best pizzeria in the US for 2025 by 50 Top Pizza, with its sister venue Pizza Rock placing 33rd and Rose Pizzeria in Berkeley at 50th.

Gov. Kathy Hochul's press secretary Avi Small resigned amid sexual harassment allegations and a reported prior investigation into his workplace conduct.

A Chihuahua named Chili was reunited with his owners after 10 days lost in NYC, including a swim in the Hudson River where he was rescued by kayakers.

Brian Tarrence, a New Yorker, has vanished during a vacation in Turks and Caicos, with search efforts and a private investigator involved to locate him after he was last seen on surveillance footage.

New York City authorities implement extensive safety measures for the July 4th fireworks, with NYPD Harbor Unit monitoring the harbors, closures of the Brooklyn Bridge, strategic FDNY placements, and drone surveillance to ensure public safety.

A New York judge reinstated restrictions on solitary confinement, challenging the state's correction department's extended suspension of the HALT Act, which limits solitary confinement.

New York's street homeless population has risen slightly, with concerns increasing amid potential federal funding cuts and a statewide homelessness crisis.

New York City's five boroughs are expecting sunny weather with high temperatures ranging from 85 to 87 degrees for the holiday weekend, with no hazardous weather anticipated.

Jonathan Wohl was indicted for an attack on court officers, facing charges including attempted murder. The incident at the Manhattan Criminal Courthouse resulted in injuries to the officers.

NYC is preparing for "Sail 4th 250," a celebration of America's 250th birthday on July 4, 2026, with tall ships, expected to generate over $1 billion in tourism.

Diddy was acquitted of sex trafficking charges but found guilty on Mann Act counts. Critics say the verdict could deter abuse survivors from coming forward.

Columbia University was hit by a cyberattack, causing data breaches and network outages, with sensitive information of 2.5 million individuals compromised, amid political motivations linked to affirmative action documents.