New York City's forecast shows mostly sunny skies and mild temperatures with highs in the mid-80s and lows in the mid-60s. A high rip current risk alert is active for parts of southeast New York. No severe weather expected from Tuesday to Sunday.

NYC reports first human West Nile virus cases of the season; two individuals from Queens tested positive, with one having serious brain infection. Officials urge preventive measures.

A former Queens charity administrator, Otto Starzmann, is charged with stealing over $870k meant for the needy and using it for personal purchases, including land.

Teacher's aide at a Bronx school, Alejandro F. Santos, charged with child pornography offenses after being arrested with explicit images on his phone post-Dominican Republic trip.

Convicted sex offender Anthony Pangallo pleaded guilty to charges of sexually exploiting children on Long Island, facing a minimum of 25 years in prison.

Sunny weather with modest temperatures is expected in New York, with a high rip current risk for some areas and possible thunderstorms early in the week.

NYPD Det. Corey Fisher was shot by fellow officers during an attempt to arrest carjacking suspect Kevin Dubuisson in Queens, with officials and Mayor Eric Adams commenting on the incident and related criminal reform issues.

Governor Hochul announces $52.6 million for broadband expansion in New York, aiming to reduce the digital divide by connecting over 24,000 households through infrastructure awards.

New York is forecast to have mostly sunny weather with highs in the low to mid-80s and chances of showers on Sunday and Monday. Coastal flood and high surf advisories are also in effect.

Jamaican national Leon Byrd sentenced for his involvement in a drug trafficking scheme distributing cocaine and meth; he faces deportation post-prison.

The National Weather Service has issued weather advisories for New York City, including coastal flood and high surf warnings, with a mix of showers and sunny days forecasted.

U.S. News & World Report ranks Queens High School for the Sciences and Jericho Senior High School highly among national and NYC schools, considering factors like college preparation and AP/IB test performance.

Nassau County officials arrested 42 people, including 25 identified gang members, in a four-day anti-gang operation, seizing weapons and aiming to enhance community safety.