Forest Hills Stadium in New York City obtains conditional approval to hold summer concerts, facing local concerns over noise and crowds, with measures like noise code compliance and security.

New York City will transform over 50 streets into car-free zones on April 26th for Earth Day, featuring public art, music, and activities aimed at promoting environmental awareness and reducing carbon footprints.

Federal health funding cuts in New York have led to the closure of a Long Island mental health program and risk loss of $360 million for various health services. Public health defense against diseases like measles and tuberculosis is also impacted.

The National Weather Service forecasts breezy, cloudy weather with a chance of showers and high winds for New York City's boroughs. No hazardous weather is expected in the coming days.

Astoria, the wild turkey known for her urban exploits, was spotted strutting through Midtown Manhattan, possibly searching for a mate, to the surprise of locals.

A man was fatally stabbed in Queens, New York, following an argument over a bicycle. A person of interest is in custody; no charges have been filed yet.

A love triangle in Bayside, Queens, resulted in a murder-suicide, leaving a 17-year-old and a 28-year-old man dead.

NYPD officers shot a man wielding a knife in Astoria, Queens; he was hospitalized in critical condition. The incident occurred early Monday morning and prompted an investigation at the scene.

The National Weather Service forecasts a high near 64°F for NYC, with consistent lows around 50°F and a chance of showers. Staten Island may see a high near 73°F by Saturday, with no hazardous weather warnings issued for the city.

A teen in Queens was shot by a man who then killed himself, possibly over a love triangle. Both were declared dead at a hospital. Police are investigating.

New York City anticipates variable weather with scattered showers and cloudy skies, but clearer evenings and fluctuating temperatures through the week.

NYPD seeks a burglary suspect in Queens, offering a $3,500 reward for information leading to their arrest and encouraging public tips through a hotline or online.

Two men in Queens have been indicted for sex trafficking, promoting prostitution, and related crimes, including the coercion of a Chinese woman into prostitution.