The NYPD is actively searching for a 16-year-old non-verbal autistic teen, Seth Abodo, last seen in Manhattan. He may be riding buses across boroughs.

Abdi Nageeye and Sheila Chepkirui won the men's and women's New York City Marathon, while Daniel Romanchuk and Susannah Scaroni triumphed in the wheelchair races.

A 66-year-old pedestrian was killed in a Harlem hit-and-run involving a Toyota RAV4, the second fatal hit-and-run in Manhattan in two days. Police are searching for the driver.

Interim NYPD Commissioner Tom Donlon and Chief of Staff Tarik Sheppard were separated after a public argument during the NYC Marathon, amid a corruption probe in the department.

New York City surpassed one million early voters with Brooklyn leading in turnout. Voters expressed the importance of civic duty, with some viewing early voting as a way to combat busy schedules.

New York City experiences a chilly morning with temperatures set to rise later into the week, according to forecasts, with a mix of sun, clouds, and mild breezes. No severe weather disruptions are expected.

The appellate court has stayed the eviction of Elizabeth Street Garden, halting the construction of Haven Green, a project for affordable senior housing, amid community contestation.

A man on a bicycle was killed in Harlem by a hit-and-run driver who fled an NYPD traffic stop. The incident is under investigation, and police are seeking the blue minivan involved.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams initiated a drought watch due to low rainfall and drying reservoirs, calling for immediate water conservation among city agencies and residents.

The National Weather Service predicts pleasant weather for Manhattan with sunny skies, highs from mid-60s to near 80, and clear nights with no hazardous weather expected.

Columbia University settled for $395,000 in a lawsuit over a non-toxic "fart spray" incident at a pro-Palestine protest on campus. A suspended Jewish student will receive the settlement.

A five-alarm fire in Hamilton Heights injured nine, including firefighters, and one firefighter fell 40 feet while responding. The cause is under investigation. Nearly 100 residents were displaced, receiving assistance from the Red Cross.

The National Weather Service predicts clear skies and moderate temperatures for Manhattan with highs in the 60s to 70s, and a frost advisory early Sunday morning.