The National Weather Service forecasts a week of changing weather for New York with warm temperatures, potential thunderstorms, and a mix of sun and rain.

A woman and her nanny were tied up during a Queens home invasion where burglars stole over $1 million in valuables. The NYPD seeks public help to find the culprits.

Brian Rodriguez was sentenced to two years in prison for illegally occupying and renting out a Flushing home after pleading guilty to falsely reporting an incident.

The article details the vibrant scene at Barzola, an Ecuadorian American restaurant in Queens, during a soccer match, highlighting its role in the local community since 1987 and featuring the family behind it.

NY Attorney General Letitia James recovers over $5 million from Community Options, Inc. for improperly billing Medicaid for unsatisfactory developmental disability services.

Licensed acupuncturist Junyi Liu pleads guilty to her role in a $23 million health care fraud scheme involving fraudulent billing for acupuncture and physical therapy.

NYC boroughs are expecting a mix of weather including partly sunny skies, potential evening showers, and a sunny Saturday with highs up to 79 degrees. Rain chances increase into Sunday and Monday.

Governor Kathy Hochul announced $50 million for Phase 4 of the ConnectALL Municipal Infrastructure Program to expand broadband in underserved New York communities.

A 17-year-old has been indicted on gang assault charges for the fatal stabbing of 14-year-old Julian Corniell in Queens. The incident involved a violent confrontation between teens at a McDonald's.

A 16-year-old boy was shot and killed in Queens after stepping off a bus, marking the city's fifth youth gun violence fatality this year.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams predicts Yankee and Met home games will generate $909 million in economic activity for the city in 2025, highlighting their contribution to local economic growth and job creation.

Xingqiang Chen is charged with stealing $80,000 in checks from a union fund by using forged documents to intercept mail, according to Queens DA Melinda Katz.

New Yorkers will experience a mix of sunny skies and potential showers throughout the week, with varying conditions in the NYC boroughs, but no hazardous weather is expected.