The New York Gaming Facility Location Board is voting on issuing three casino licenses in NYC, affecting Bally's, Hard Rock, and Resorts World's plans in the Bronx and Queens.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of sun, snow, and rain for New York City boroughs, with varying chances of precipitation but without expecting hazardous conditions.

A woman was found dead in a burning Bronx building, with her death being investigated separately from the fire that injured nine and displaced residents.

Rain is expected across New York City today with a high of 47-50°F, followed by clearing skies and fluctuating conditions throughout the week, including potential rain and snow without hazardous weather concerns.

New York Attorney General Letitia James leads a multistate lawsuit against Trump administration changes to SNAP benefits that could harm legal immigrants' access to food assistance.

New York distributed 1,650 trees to municipalities and agencies as part of a goal to plant 25 million trees by 2033, focusing also on aiding disadvantaged areas.

New Yorkers are experiencing cooler weather with clear skies, followed by clouds and rain. Midweek, conditions become partly sunny. No hazardous weather is expected, with varying temperatures across boroughs.

A gas shutdown at Mitchel Houses in Mott Haven hindered residents from cooking traditional Thanksgiving meals, with many expressing frustration over NYCHA's handling of the situation.

Seven shootings happened in NYC within four hours on Thanksgiving eve, with victims across Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Queens in stable condition; suspect descriptions provided.

The National Weather Service forecasts mostly sunny skies with possible showers later in the week for New York City, with breezy conditions and a Gale Warning for surrounding waters.

Wegmans recalls Locatelli Grated Pecorino Romano Cheese due to potential Listeria contamination; no illnesses reported. Sold in some U.S. regions during November.

NYC Council passed a bill to reopen civil claims for sex abuse survivors, allowing them to sue individuals and institutions within a new 18-month window starting March 2026.

Domingo Berroa was sentenced to 20 years to life for fatally shooting a 19-year-old woman at a Bronx nightclub in 2020. He was found guilty of second-degree murder and weapon possession.