New York's Thanksgiving weekend weather will see sunny, crisp days with potential rain on Sunday across all boroughs, and a Gale Warning for mariners on Long Island Sound and New York Harbor.

A livery cab driver was stabbed in the Bronx; he's in critical but stable condition. The NYSFTD offers a $5,000 reward for information on the assailant.

A Colorado man, Jerry Gordon, was sentenced to two years in prison for transmitting threats to injure a New York individual, with law enforcement highlighting their swift action to prevent harm.

AG Letitia James leads a bipartisan group of 36 state attorneys general to retain state authority over AI regulation against proposed federal preemption.

Corey Henry receives a 5-year sentence for stabbing fellow inmates at Rikers Island, pleading guilty to Assault and Attempted Murder.

Faisil McCants pleaded guilty to a shooting that killed a 69-year-old bystander during an armed robbery in East Harlem.

All 70 NYCHA employees involved in a federal corruption case have been found guilty of bribery, fraud, and extortion, involving over $2.1 million in bribes for contracts worth $15 million.

Ex-commodities executive David Smothermon was sentenced to three years in prison for fraud that included hiding trading losses and inflating performance.

New York City's Thanksgiving forecast includes a chance of rain and fog, with temperatures around 61 degrees, followed by clearer, colder, and windier weather.

A 59-year-old Bronx woman was charged with fatally shooting a 24-year-old man; she faces murder and weapons charges. Police are investigating the relationship between the two.

A new 21-bed inpatient psychiatric facility for children has opened in the Bronx, funded by the state and operated by Montefiore Medical Center, as part of Governor Hochul's initiative to increase mental health services.

Attorney General Letitia James and other attorneys general succeeded in overturning DOJ restrictions affecting services for crime victims, ensuring access regardless of immigration status.

The Bronx DA's office and NYPD hosted a successful gun buyback event, collecting 165 firearms, including 67 semiautomatic pistols, and provided incentives like gift cards and electronics.