New York City is under heat advisories and flood watches due to high temperatures and potential severe weather hazards, including possible thunderstorms and flooding.

The National Weather Service predicts hazardous weather with chances of showers and thunderstorms across New York City boroughs, temperatures reaching mid-80s, and potential flash flooding.

New York City's sunny weather will shift to showers and thunderstorms from Monday, with high temperatures today but rainy conditions forecasted for the week ahead.

New York City is set for mostly sunny days, with chances of showers and thunderstorms. Highs may reach the upper 80s, and summer-like conditions are expected.

Williams Companies proposes a 17-mile gas pipeline off Staten Island and the Rockaways, capable of supplying 2.3 million homes, amid debates over New York's energy infrastructure and recent support from President Trump.

Staten Island's coastlines symbolize both Hurricane Sandy's devastation and the community's resilience, healing, and transformation to vibrant life, despite persistent reminders of the storm's impact.

New York City's five boroughs are expecting sunny weather with high temperatures ranging from 85 to 87 degrees for the holiday weekend, with no hazardous weather anticipated.

Calvin Tabron has been sentenced to 63 months in prison for his role as a straw purchaser in a Brooklyn-based illegal firearms ring. Other defendants received varying sentences for related crimes.

Federal authorities arrested six people in Brooklyn for illegal firearms trafficking, including the sale of "ghost guns" and conversion devices near sensitive areas.

NWS forecasts a 30% chance of showers and thunderstorms with sunny highs near 91°F in NYC and a sunny Independence Day despite potential severe weather today.

NYC announces the launch of new public restrooms, the "Portland Loos," across all boroughs as part of the "We Outside Summer" initiative to improve accessibility and encourage longer park visits.

New Yorkers are advised of a chance of showers and mostly cloudy skies, with varying forecasts for different boroughs. The week anticipates sunny days, with a high rip current risk on some coasts.

Mayor Eric Adams allows a Staten Island family to temporarily keep their pet pig, Lucy, despite city regulations against pig ownership, due to her need for medical care.