Governor Kathy Hochul implements emergency measures and a burn ban in response to severe brush fires on Long Island and extends the ban to NYC and parts of Hudson Valley.

New York City's forecast predicts mild weather with sunny days, temperatures around early 60s, and cooler nights, with a possibility of showers by the weekend. No hazardous conditions are expected.

Pepper spray released by two students at a Queens middle school injured 26 individuals, prompting a response from the FDNY and hospitalization for 11 students.

The NWS predicts a week of mild weather in NYC, with no hazardous conditions expected. Temperatures will be in the low to mid-60s with sunny to partly cloudy skies.

A third-party lawyer, Paul Clement, recommended dismissing Mayor Eric Adams' federal corruption case permanently, halting potential revival of the charges.

New York City's weather forecast predicts a varied week with breezy, sunny days, isolated showers on Sunday, no severe weather, and consistent temperatures in the mid-50s to low 60s.

Lise Rossopoulos is charged with grand larceny for allegedly scamming seniors out of over $500,000 in an elder fraud scheme, facing 5-15 years if convicted.

Seven New Yorkers have been charged in a $20 million scam involving alarming messages prompting victims to buy gift cards, which were used for purchasing items at Home Depot and Lowe's.

A 64-year-old man died in a Queens house fire, which injured three firefighters. The fire is under investigation; hoarding conditions may have exacerbated the situation.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams launches "NYC Baby Boxes" for new families at select public hospitals, providing essentials and marking a $2.6 million investment in early childhood support.

Mister Softee opens its first permanent store in East Islip, Long Island, offering over 40 flavors and classic treats, maintaining its legacy while embracing new additions like crepes and "burgers."

A severe rainstorm in the Tri-State area caused tree fall, power outages, and flooding, with emergency crews responding to clear debris and restore electricity.

Ex-Nassau County detective Hector Rosario was convicted of lying to the FBI about his ties to the Bonanno crime family and protecting their gambling operations.