New Yorkers face mixed weather, with showers and partly sunny days across all boroughs. The National Weather Service forecasts varying precipitation chances and warns of high rip current risks for Brooklyn and Staten Island.

Estarling Peralta, 18, was shot dead in the Bronx after an argument near Williamsbridge Oval park. A 17-year-old suspect is charged with murder and weapon possession.

Two individuals are sought by NYPD for assaulting an 89-year-old woman, Maggie Foy, at a Bronx bus stop. Foy suffered severe injuries and is in a critical but stable condition. The suspects fled, and police are asking for public assistance.

New York City beaches open for Memorial Day weekend with enhanced safety measures, including increased lifeguard hiring and the potential use of drones for rescue operations.

Anthony Camou pleaded guilty to mail fraud and conspiracy, admitting to fraudulently obtaining over $250,000 in pandemic unemployment benefits. He agreed to restitution and faces up to 20 years in prison.

NYPD is searching for a suspect involved in an armed robbery in the Bronx, where a woman's car and purse were stolen. A reward is being offered for information.

An Eastchester high school football coach, Thomas James Puccini, was charged with sexual exploitation of minors and distributing child pornography, with officials condemning the betrayal of trust.

The National Weather Service forecasts mixed weather for New York boroughs, including showers and high rip current risk along the southeast coast, with sunny spells expected by Memorial Day.

New York maintains congestion pricing despite federal threats; legal battle ensues as MTA defends the tolls as lawful and effective in reducing traffic.

Governor Hochul announces over $10 million in funding to enhance New York's animal shelters, benefiting 30 organizations through the state's Companion Animal Capital Fund.

Heavy rainfall drenches New York; the National Weather Service forecasts steady precipitation, strong winds, and cool temperatures across all boroughs.

A man in New York faces charges for a $1 million scam involving a fraudulent blockchain venture, with false claims about his startup's capabilities and partnerships.

Edward Carlos St. Mary III was arrested on charges of wire fraud for allegedly stealing over $3 million in diamonds by providing false documents to an Indian diamond company.