NYC residents prepare for rain and strong winds; National Weather Service forecasts show a sunny day turning into cloudy evening with rain expected Wednesday night. No current hazard warnings but gales possible later in the week.

An MTA supervisor from New Jersey, Stacey Fiore, won a $1 million Powerball prize but missed the jackpot by one number. She continues working and is planning a vacation with her winnings.

Cardinal Dolan blessed food donations on the World Day of the Poor, supporting New York's needy, with Catholic Charities set to distribute thousands of meals.

Wildfires near NY and NJ borders prompted voluntary evacuations, with the Jennings Creek Fire 88% contained in NY and 90% in NJ. An 18-year-old New York Parks employee died fighting the fire.

Mayor Adams' "City of Yes" housing plan passed a City Planning Commission vote and faces City Council review amidst mixed reactions regarding zoning changes and parking mandates.

A 15-year-old was shot in the Bronx and is in stable condition. David Ayenengoye, 20, was charged with attempted murder. The incident follows a series of youth violence in NYC.

The forecast predicts variable weather in New York with sunny skies and potential rain showers, mild temperatures, and a coastal flood advisory for certain areas.

NYC boroughs will experience a mix of cloudy skies and clear conditions, with rain expected later in the week. Coastal flood advisories are in effect for some areas.

Justin Dixon pled guilty to coercing minors into prostitution and firearm possession, as part of a crackdown in Brooklyn's "Penn Track" sex trade area.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sunny days and potential showers for New York City, with temperature fluctuations and warnings for rapid fire spread and minor coastal flooding.

Whoopi Goldberg's claim that a Staten Island bakery, Holtermann's, refused her cake order over politics was clarified by the owner, citing a boiler issue, not political bias.

NYC announces a new civil service exam that allows applicants to qualify for various public safety roles, aiming to streamline recruitment and fill nearly 900 city jobs.

NYC buildings, including City Hall, will glow green to mark Youth Hope Month and raise awareness on youth homelessness, as announced by Mayor Eric Adams.