The NWS predicts mostly sunny weather with near 83 degrees in Manhattan, and similar conditions in other NYC boroughs, but with increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms tonight.

NYC's Trick-or-Streets Halloween event returns, offering various activities and street closures for pedestrianized celebrations from October 17 to 31.

The 31st annual Tour de Bronx drew over 4,000 cyclists for the largest free cycling event in NY, with routes showcasing diverse neighborhoods and waterfronts.

New Yorkers experience sunny weather before storms hit Tuesday night, with high chances of rain. The rest of the week sees a return to clear skies and cooler temperatures.

New York Governor Hochul extends an executive order allowing pharmacists to administer the 2025-26 COVID vaccine, urging federal action on child vaccination access.

New Yorkers expect sunny weather with highs in the 80s, cooler nights in the 60s, and some mid-week showers, according to the National Weather Service.

NYC tenants to receive a $3.1 million settlement from the Lefrak Organization for improper water surcharges, following a Tenant Protection Unit investigation.

New York AG Letitia James secured a settlement with Bronx landlord Parkchester Management for illegal tenant blacklisting, reinforcing fair housing rights.

New York City's weather forecast promises a week of sunny skies with mild temperatures, peaking in the low 80s, followed by a chance of showers Tuesday night.

The Yankees advance to face the Blue Jays in the ALDS after Cam Schlittler's dominant pitching helped defeat the Red Sox. The Yankees are favorites, with strong offense and pitching, while the Blue Jays have struggled against home runs.

New York Governor Hochul implemented a temporary statewide burn ban from October 2 to October 15 due to increased fire risk, while urging residents to conserve water amidst drought conditions.

The NYPD is asking the public to assist in identifying suspects connected to a series of armed robberies in the Bronx. Anyone with information is encouraged to come forward.

Austin Evans was sentenced to 15 years for arson after setting a fire in a Bronx building, following an argument with a victim, endangering occupants.