A man is sought for slapping an MTA conductor in Queens, causing injury. The assailant fled, and the public is asked to help by contacting Crime Stoppers.

New York City hosted the 47th TD Five Boro Bike Tour with 30,000 cyclists, aiming to promote car-free cityscapes and fund free bike education programs.

New Yorkers are facing a week of showers and potential thunderstorms with high temperatures in the 60s and 70s, though no hazardous weather is expected.

NYC Council is reviewing a bill to increase food and general vendor permits, lifting the cap by 2029, which may help vendors operate legally, despite concerns from some businesses.

Jalon Lenny Garrett was arrested in Baltimore for his alleged involvement in the robbery, kidnapping, and shooting death of a marijuana dealer in Queens.

New York City is set to experience showers and thunderstorms, with possible damaging winds, hail, and flash floods. The National Weather Service issued a Hazardous Weather Outlook; rainfall could reach three-quarters of an inch.

Mayor Eric Adams celebrated the construction milestone of Willets Point, where the completion of two building frames signifies progress in NYC's affordable housing project, including amenities and a soccer stadium.

Travis Blake was sentenced to life without parole for murdering his girlfriend and her two family members in Queens in 2022, as per the Queens DA's Office.

A Long Island teen developed a successful AI calorie counting app, Cal AI, but was rejected by Ivy League schools despite his impressive achievements.

The TD Five Boro Bike Tour will see 32,000 cyclists pedaling through New York City's five boroughs on a 40-mile route, featuring cultural festivities and requiring extensive street closures.

Five associates of the Long Island drug group "No Budget" have been indicted for distributing cocaine and fentanyl, and linked to recent violence, including murder.

Forecasts predict a week of showers and thunderstorms across New York's boroughs, with varying chances of precipitation and high temperatures. The National Weather Service does not expect severe weather events.

An Astoria man was indicted on charges including hate crimes for vandalizing a church statue and assaulting parishioners. If convicted, he faces up to seven years in prison.