New York City is enjoying sunny weather with temperatures in the low 70s to 80s, but forecasts show a likelihood of showers midweek, followed by clear skies and cooler temperatures towards the end of the week.

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Sunny weather is forecasted for New York City, lasting through the weekend with highs from the 60s to low 80s and a potential shift to showers by next Tuesday night.

Two were wounded in a Bronx shooting; a 36-year-old man critically and a 34-year-old woman with a minor injury. Authorities are seeking a suspect last seen on 187th Street.

A partial building collapse at a NYCHA housing tower in the South Bronx led to evacuations and an emergency response, with no initial reports of injuries. The cause and extent of damage are under investigation.

Christian Mur-Santana pleaded guilty to conspiracy and distributing methamphetamine and fentanyl, after being investigated by the DEA and USPIS for mailing drugs from Nevada to New York.

Carlos Ramirez, a member of the Sunset Trinitarios gang, was sentenced to life for various violent crimes, including the murders of two teenagers in New York.

NYC expects sunny weather with highs around 69 in Manhattan and 70 in Brooklyn. Other boroughs will see similar weather, with no severe conditions predicted for the upcoming week.

Juan Correa Sr. was sentenced to 17.5 years for leading a cocaine conspiracy from Puerto Rico to New York, involving money laundering and distribution.

A coalition, including NY AG Letitia James, won a lawsuit against the DOE, successfully challenging a policy that would cap state energy program funding, which the court ruled unlawful.

NEW CITY Funding Corp is ordered to pay $120,000 for violating the SCRA by unlawfully repossessing servicemembers' vehicles; four individuals will receive $60,000 collectively.

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