NY correctional officers were told to return to work or lose their health insurance after an 11-day strike over staff shortages and safety, with potential terminations for extended absences.

Lawmakers in New York City are planning a $35 million pilot project using 150 cameras to automatically ticket double parking and other traffic violations to reduce congestion and increase safety.

NYC's weather forecast includes sunny skies, then rain mid-week with potential gale force winds. Temperatures vary by borough; Manhattan to see highs around 37° today.

Sunny days and midweek rain are forecasted for New York City, with cold wind chills today and varied night temperatures across boroughs. Heavy rain is expected Wednesday. No severe weather warnings are issued.

New Yorkers can observe a lunar eclipse on March 13, a solar eclipse on March 29, and spot planets in March's night skies, with the added relief that asteroid YR4's impact threat is nearly zero.

The FDNY issued its first criminal summons for obstructing a fire hydrant during a fatal Bronx fire, resulting in a $4,000 fine for the motorist involved.

Cartel leader Jesus Mendez-Vargas is indicted in the U.S. for drug importation charges, relating to his role with La Familia Michoacana from 2006 to 2011.

New Yorkers expect varied weather including scattered showers, strong winds, and a temperature drop, with sunny but chilly conditions ahead for Sunday.

A Bronx teen was arrested for allegedly operating an empty subway train in Brooklyn and faces charges including reckless endangerment. He has a history of arrests and was caught possessing MTA gear at his school. Other suspects remain at large.

A 3-year-old boy was found dead in the Mamaroneck River after being reported missing from his Westchester County home. The search concluded with the tragic discovery near the Hillside Avenue Bridge.

An 18-year-old was shot in the Bronx and is now stable; the NYPD is seeking three men in relation to the incident. The community expresses concerns about safety.

Two inmates at Sing Sing died amidst a corrections officer strike over work conditions and solitary confinement use. The National Guard is aiding, but faces poor conditions and lacks proper training. Their deaths are under investigation.

New York Governor Hochul announces settlement to end an illegal strike by state prison workers, with terms including overtime pay increase and a 90-day suspension of the HALT Act.