Forecasts anticipate sunny skies and seasonal temperatures in NYC, with a chance of morning showers across the boroughs transitioning to a high near 64 degrees. No hazardous weather is expected in the coming days.

An infant left unattended at a Bronx Dunkin' Donuts was found and later reunited with his mother, following a similar case of an abandoned newborn at a subway station.

Charged with making a terroristic threat, Christopher Moynihan, a pardoned Capitol rioter, allegedly threatened to kill House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries.

New Rochelle man, Benjamin Tyler, sentenced to one year for killing and dismembering a bulldog, an act he admitted to, eliciting strong condemnation from the District Attorney.

The NYPD is actively seeking the community’s help to locate suspects linked to a recent violent robbery in the Bronx. Officials encourage witnesses or anyone with tips to contact law enforcement immediately.

Orange County's Thruway I-87 received a $36.6 million pavement upgrade over 48 lane miles, enhancing safety and driving conditions for daily commuters.

New York City forecasts predict a week of mostly sunny days, interspersed with showers and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures in the upper 60s.

Bronx man Ernst Delma sentenced to 3.5 years for assaulting an NYPD officer with a bottle; DA Clark confirms the conviction for second-degree assault.

Former NY guard David Kingsley convicted of murder in inmate Robert Brooks' beating death; two others acquitted. Five guards pleaded guilty to related charges.

NYC public schools report almost 1 in 7 students faced homelessness last year, reaching a record 154,000, with adverse effects on their education and well-being.

A subway train in the Bronx experienced a mechanical failure when two cars decoupled, causing delays but no injuries. Service resumed by the next morning.

New York City faced varied weather with showers and thunderstorms, with gusts up to 31 mph. Clearing skies and cooler nights were expected later in the week. No major weather warnings issued.

New York City is preparing for storms with rain, thunder, and high winds forecasted, expecting a wet commute on Monday but clearer skies by Tuesday, with chances of showers returning at night.