New York City anticipates showers and thunderstorms, with a high rip current risk warning in effect. Improved weather with sunny skies is forecasted from Thursday onwards.

Long Island narcotics raid yields the first regional seizure of nitazene, an opioid stronger than fentanyl, and various other drugs. Suspect Anthony Gianatiempo faces charges. DEA warns of the drug's dangers.

Three individuals were arrested for running a fencing operation at Elegant Fashion boutique in Corona, Queens, involving over $50,000 of stolen goods from retailers like Macy's and Lululemon.

New York is set for cloudy skies with a chance of showers and moderate temperatures. A Hazardous Weather Outlook warns of high rip currents in coastal areas.

In Queens, a son is charged with fatally stabbing his father, John Muraco, in their Howard Beach home. Police arrested Carl Muraco, who lived with the victim.

A man was charged with deliberately running down a teenager and her family with his SUV in Elmhurst, resulting in the teen's death and other injuries.

Two pedestrians were hit by an intoxicated driver in Queens; the driver faces multiple charges after also crashing into a car and building. Both victims are stable.

The MTA is expanding its Automated Camera Enforcement program to four more bus routes to clear bus lanes and improve commute times, with fines starting after a 60-day warning period.

A man from Long Island is charged with murder after a deadly hit-and-run in Queens killed a teenager and injured her mother. The suspect allegedly used his car as a weapon post-confrontation.

NYPD seeks information on a suspect involved in a Queens assault, urging witnesses to report tips anonymously through their hotline and online portals.

The National Weather Service forecasts variable weather in NYC with sunshine, clouds, and scattered showers, showing slight differences in temperature and rain chances across boroughs.

New York City forecasts a pleasant week with sun and occasional rain chances, and temperatures ranging from the mid-70s to low 80s across different boroughs. No hazardous weather is expected.

The CCRB substantiated misconduct charges against NYPD Officers in the fatal shooting of Win Rozario; his family filed a lawsuit, and advocates seek accountability amidst police reform debates.