The National Weather Service forecasts cloudy skies, showers, and high winds across New York City, with slight variations in wind and precipitation in different boroughs.

Waldo Mejia was found unfit for trial for the fatal stabbing of Caleb Rijos due to mental health reasons and may be committed to a psychiatric hospital.

The article highlights the 264th St. Patrick's Day parade in NYC, including parade details, traffic disruptions, viewing options, bar crawls, family-friendly events, and historic tours.

A Bronx man faces potential reincarceration after an appellate court reinstated his case, two years after his conviction was overturned for ineffective counsel.

A five-alarm fire devastated several businesses in the Bronx. Firefighting efforts were hampered by a car blocking a hydrant. No casualties were reported, and the fire's cause is under investigation.

Two domestic cats in New York City were diagnosed with bird flu, prompting an inquiry and public health guidelines to prevent further spread. Human risk remains low despite the outbreak affecting 48 bird flocks statewide.

Anthony Riser, a murder suspect, escaped from an NYPD van in the Bronx but was recaptured four hours later. His escape raises concerns about NYPD's detainee transport procedures.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $340 million investment for water infrastructure projects in New York State, targeting public health, environment, and local economies.

New York City's population grew by 87,000 to 8,478,000 in the last year, marking two consecutive years of growth, with Mayor Adams crediting economic and safety improvements.

New York's forecast includes cloudy skies, occasional showers, and temperatures ranging from mid-50s to mid-60s, with a chance of drizzle and fog overnight.

An inmate at Rikers Island is indicted for assaulting a correction officer, leading to serious injuries. Robert Ray allegedly punched the officer from behind, causing her to fall and suffer facial fractures.

A fire in the Bronx's University Heights neighborhood destroyed several establishments, including restaurants and shops, prompting a five-alarm response. No injuries were reported.

NYC's metro population nears pre-pandemic levels, driven by immigration, despite more people moving out than in, particularly in urban areas like Brooklyn and Queens.