New York City's upcoming week includes sunny days with potential evening drizzles, and a 100% chance of Thursday night showers. Strong winds up to 44 mph may follow Friday's rain.

NY Attorney General Letitia James and 27 attorneys general back an FCC rule in an amicus brief to block telemarketers from selling phone numbers without clear consent, aiming to protect consumers from robocall scams.

Four individuals and three companies were indicted for an alleged deed fraud scheme in Queens, NY, accused of using falsified documents to steal homes.

A Delta flight's wing struck the runway at LaGuardia Airport during landing, leading to a successful go-around maneuver. There were no injuries or airport disruptions. The FAA is investigating.

A 65-year-old auto shop owner was found dead in his Queens shop with lacerations, prompting a police investigation. His identity is withheld pending kin notification.

Three Long Island fire departments have settled over Confederate flag displays and discriminatory practices, involving fines, flag removal, and human rights training.

NYC's mixed weather forecast includes sun and rain, with highs around 60 and lows in the 40s, a 90% chance of Thursday rain, and a sunny weekend expected.

The NYC Council approved a project to transform parking lots at Citi Field into an entertainment complex with a casino, generating jobs and providing public green space.

NYC's effort to tackle homelessness and mental health issues faces scrutiny, with $3.5 million spent to clear 2,300 encampments resulting in only 114 people moved to shelters. Mayor Adams promises $650 million in new funding to improve the situation.

NYC district attorneys are training retailers to issue trespass notices, turning repeat shoplifting into felonies, aiming to counteract bail reforms and reduce retail theft. Critics fear this criminalizes poverty and undermines state reforms.

New York's weather is expected to clear up after morning showers, with temperatures reaching the upper 50s and dropping slightly as the day progresses. The week will bring a mix of sun and possible showers, with no hazardous weather anticipated.

Pirate's Booty founder Robert Ehrlich declared himself Sea Cliff's mayor, creating a disturbance that resulted in police intervention and an official reminder of the legal election process.

Two individuals were found dead in a Queens home; the woman's body was decomposed, and the man had a self-inflicted gunshot wound. The relationship and circumstances of the deaths are under investigation.