Mar. 16, 2026

Severe Weather Expected to Disrupt Flights at NYC-Area Airports

Forecasters warn of heavy rain, gusty winds, and thunderstorms that could impact travel on Monday evening.

Thunderstorms, 55 MPH Winds Target NYC: Weather Alert

City officials have issued a weather alert for Monday.

Weather Alert Issued for Parts of New York

Fog expected to impact visibility across the region on Monday afternoon.

New York City Expands 15 MPH 'Slow Zones' Around Schools

Mayor Mamdani announces plan to lower speed limits near 2,300 schools by end of first term

Mayor Mamdani to March in St. Patrick's Day Parade with Police Commissioner Tisch

Mamdani brushes off questions about tension, says appearance is 'one of the easiest decisions'

Transit Workers Union, Disability Advocates Sue MTA Over Subway Booth Closures

Lawsuit alleges MTA violated public hearing requirements and failed to accommodate disabled riders

NYC to Lower Speed Limits to 15 MPH in 800 School Zones by Year's End

Mayor Mamdani pledges to implement 15 MPH speed limits at all 2,300 eligible school zones by 2029

NYC's 'Crappy Luxury' Buildings Plagued by Maintenance Issues

Tenants paying top dollar for new apartments face chronic problems like water outages, no heat, and infestations.

Charlene Jackson Honored at 'Homegrown Heroes of Long Island' Celebration

Community leader recognized for contributions to economic empowerment and community development

Hofstra, LIU Aim to Become NCAA Tournament Cinderellas

New York mid-major teams look to pull off upsets in March Madness

March Madness Brings Excitement and Heartache

Americans to legally gamble $3.3 billion on NCAA Tournaments this year

LIU Sharks earn March Madness matchup with No. 1 seed Arizona

Rod Strickland's NEC champion Sharks will take their viral 'Fins Up' celebration to San Diego for the NCAA Tournament

Trooper Struck During Traffic Stop on New York Thruway

Incident highlights importance of Move Over Law for emergency vehicles

2 Dead in Southern State Parkway Crash in New York

Eastbound lanes closed as investigation continues, police say

New York Man Exonerated After 19 Years in Prison for Robbery He Didn't Commit

Kenneth Windley was wrongfully convicted in 2007 for a $500 robbery, but has now been freed after prosecutors agreed he was innocent.