Strong winds caused damage in the Tri-State area, downing trees and power lines across Queens, the Bronx, and Long Beach. A storm is forecasted to hit the area again, with concerns of flooding and further disruptions.

The NYPD is looking for suspects linked to smash-and-grab jewelry store robberies in NYC, with the latest attempt in Brooklyn thwarted by bullet-proof windows.

Multiple NYC subway lines experienced significant delays during Thursday's rush hour due to mechanical and signal issues, extending frustrations from Wednesday's 7 train service suspension.

Former NYPD officer Tyler Paul pleaded guilty to charges related to a fatal traffic accident that resulted in the death of Kawan Edwards. His sentencing is set for January 2025.

A Long Island doctor, Dr. Roya Jafari-Hassad, has been convicted of illegally prescribing oxycodone and faces up to 20 years per count on eight counts.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams visited Puerto Rico, funded by the city, to speak at a blockchain event, amid controversies regarding his tech industry connections.

Parmbir Singh of Nassau County faces serious charges for allegedly operating a homemade ghost gun operation, with possible 7-15 years in prison if convicted.

The NYPD is searching for Ellen Godfrey, a missing 79-year-old last seen in Manhattan wearing green pajamas. The public is asked to provide any information.

The National Weather Service has warned of hazardous weather in NYC with heavy rain, thunderstorms, and winds up to 50 mph. Post-storm, a temperature drop is expected.

A Long Island man, Kenneth Stewart, 64, struck and killed Angela Sarant, 69, while allegedly driving under the influence in Dix Hills. Stewart was charged and will be arraigned.

NYC is closing 25 migrant shelters, including Floyd Bennett Field, due to a decline in asylum seekers, citing effective management and new border policies.

Queens and Staten Island are dealing with their own repaving issues: Councilwoman Ariola decried poor work in Broad Channel, while Staten Island's Clove Lakes Park paths are set for repair.

The 18th Street gang leader, Junior Zelaya Canales, pled guilty to racketeering, marking the end of a case against gang violence spanning several US states.