A consistent weather pattern with mostly sunny days and chilly nights is expected across NYC's boroughs, alongside anticipated weekend showers. No hazardous weather is forecasted for the area according to the NWS.

Gov. Hochul signed a DOI with President Abinader to strengthen New York-Dominican Republic ties. The partnership will enhance economic, technological, disaster prep, and educational cooperation.

New York City files an amicus brief supporting the release of E.J.C.C., a detained immigrant high school student, emphasizing the negative impact on education.

The National Weather Service forecasts consistent, partly sunny weather with mild temperatures and potential rain on Saturday for New York City boroughs.

Governor Hochul expresses skepticism about Mayor-elect Mamdani's free bus plan, citing the financial impact on the MTA, while highlighting a shared goal of universal childcare, despite its high cost.

NY and NJ contested Trump administration's SNAP cuts during a shutdown, distributing full benefits against federal guidance, prompting a legal response.

Mayor Eric Adams hosted an unlisted reception at Gracie Mansion for Albanian leaders and the NYC Albanian community, signaling strong ties with the Balkan nation.

NYPD seeks information on a Bronx shooting suspect who injured two on November 6, 2025, and encourages public tips via their hotline and social media.

NY AG Letitia James obtained a TRO to stop federal efforts to retract SNAP benefits, following a confusing USDA directive. The court supports states that had issued benefits according to earlier guidance.

Veterans Day in NYC faced cold weather with a chance of snow showers, wind gusts up to 41 mph, and a freeze warning. The forecast included sunny days, possible weekend rain, and travel advisories for mariners.

A man was killed in the Bronx by another resident using a metal locker door. Police arrested Anthony Mawuena for murder and the motive remains unknown.

ByHeart baby formula is linked to a botulism outbreak, prompting a recall after hospitalizing 13 infants; further testing is pending amid an FDA investigation.

New York defies the Trump administration order and distributes November's SNAP benefits to nearly three million residents, despite federal instructions to pause these payments amid government shutdown.