Mitchell Houses residents in the Bronx are struggling without gas service following a boiler explosion, with NYCHA providing hot plates and cookers. Complaints of poor communication and a lack of heat persist amid HUD's layoff of building inspectors.

The article discusses preparations for the "No Kings" protests in NYC, expected to draw thousands in response to policies and actions by President Trump seen as authoritarian.

The Bronx DA's 8th annual 5K event raises awareness for domestic violence, in partnership with local entities and with community participation encouraged.

New York's weather will be sunny with highs around 65-66 degrees before turning windy and rainy, with potential thunderstorms and 80% precipitation chance later in the week.

Jeremiah White has been arrested in the Bronx for assaulting two women and a teenage girl shortly after being released on bail for earlier, similar charges.

Governor Kathy Hochul signs a package of laws to increase homeownership, provide tax incentives, prevent exploitation of renters, and combat racial inequality in housing appraisals in New York.

The New York PSC approved National Grid's proposal for new transmission lines and substation upgrades to support Micron's $100 billion investment in semiconductor manufacturing in Upstate New York.

The article describes varying weather conditions and forecasts for New York boroughs, including sunny days and possible showers, with specific temperature details from the National Weather Service.

A 27-year-old man, identified as drill rapper Suave Drilly, was fatally shot leaving a state parole office in Mott Haven, Bronx, with no arrests made yet in the ongoing investigation.

NY Attorney General Letitia James won a lawsuit against River Valley mobile home park for tenant mistreatment and illegal rent hikes.

New York City will see sunny days and clear nights with occasional showers starting Sunday, with consistent temperatures in the 60s and no hazardous weather expected.

The Wilson family is suing the Bronx day care where their daughter drowned, demanding answers and accountability for her death. They seek better oversight, with "River's Law" proposed to ban pools at residential day cares.

MGM Resorts withdrew its bid to expand Empire City Casino in Yonkers into a full-scale casino, citing a competitive landscape and reduced license terms, affecting the New York casino license race.