The National Weather Service predicts sunny and warm weather in NYC boroughs, with no hazardous conditions; slight rain chances increase towards the weekend.

Authorities in Queens have charged a man with animal cruelty following the rescue of 48 dogs from a Forest Hills apartment described as having deplorable living conditions. The dogs are currently undergoing medical evaluations and socialization as part of their recovery process.

An armored Brinks truck was robbed by two armed suspects in Queens, with an undisclosed amount of cash taken and no injuries reported. Police are investigating and searching for the suspects.

A Piper PA-32 crashed in Long Island Sound, with both occupants rescued by the U.S. Coast Guard and reported in stable condition. Authorities are investigating the cause.

New York City sees a decline in violent crime rates for the first five months of 2025, marking a record low in shootings and murders, amid public safety concerns.

New York City enjoys sunny skies with mid-70s temperatures in early June, with potential for showers towards the weekend. No hazardous weather conditions are reported by the National Weather Service.

Residents of Long Island are frustrated over delays in repairing Harbor Road and Grist Mill Pond due to a dispute over property ownership between the Town of Brookhaven and the Ward Melville Heritage Organization.

The Working Families Party endorses Zohran Mamdani as their top pick for NYC Mayor, potentially challenging Cuomo’s lead with a progressive strategy using ranked-choice voting.

A Brooklyn teen faces murder charges for fatally shooting 19-year-old Kevin Hernandez, with additional weapons, evidence tampering, and unrelated robbery charges.

The search continues for a missing 15-year-old girl after a distressing call; FDNY and NYPD emergency crews are conducting operations in the East River.

Reginald Nash pleaded guilty to causing a fatal three-car crash with a DUI on Long Island Expressway, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. He faces 7-21 years in prison.

A former credit supervisor in Long Island is charged with wire fraud and money laundering for stealing $1.6 million from customer refunds to fund personal expenses and a restaurant venture.

Two men were found in a garbage truck outside William T. Rogers Middle School; one was dead and the other injured. There's no threat to the school and foul play is not suspected. An autopsy is planned.