Juan Soto debuts for the Mets in their 2025 home opener against the Blue Jays; Pete Alonso returns, potentially to break a record, and Citi Field offers festivities.

A driver reversed onto a sidewalk in Queens, hitting two children and a man; she faces several charges. The victims are stable and expected to recover.

A Queens man, Troy Siddons, pleaded guilty to sex trafficking a minor and weapons possession, facing a lengthy prison sentence and sex offender registration.

New York Governor Kathy Hochul and MTA officials began construction of a new Yaphank LIRR station, aiming to improve Suffolk County transit and accessibility.

Mixed clouds and showers with minor temperature changes are forecasted for New York this week, with all boroughs experiencing similar weather patterns and no hazardous weather expected.

NY Governor Hochul announced the opening of 125 new psychiatric beds in state facilities since December, emphasizing enhanced care for mental health challenges.

William Blount was convicted of a 2022 hammer attack on a woman in Queens Plaza subway station, found guilty of robbery and assault but acquitted of attempted murder.

A Queens man was arrested for assault and illegal medical practice after a woman suffered cardiac arrest and was left brain dead following an unlicensed cosmetic procedure at his home.

The MTA's first redesign of the NYC subway map since 1979 has received mixed reactions, with some riders calling for practical improvements over aesthetic changes.

A dispute over concert permits at Forest Hills Stadium involves allegations of racism by Queens Borough President Donovan Richards against the local FHGC, citing increased complaints after events with predominantly African American audiences.

Persistent showers and overcast conditions are expected across New York City boroughs with occasional fog; weekend outlook includes continued rain chances.

Travis Blake, 31, was convicted of murdering his girlfriend, Karlene Barnett, her son, Dervon Brightly, and cousin, Vashawna Malcolm. DNA evidence and surveillance footage led to his conviction, and he faces life in prison without parole.

Governor Hochul has launched a $7 million safety enhancement project for Long Island roadways, aiming to reconfigure exits and add lanes and crosswalks to reduce traffic fatalities and improve pedestrian safety.