As we wrap up the Labor Day weekend, the unofficial end to summer, the NFL season is upon us and gets going.

Thursday night, Kansas City faces Detroit. For us New Yorkers, football is a welcome sight after what we have watched from both the Mets and the Yankees this year. The Giants and Jets come into this season with expectations of being playoff teams.

The MTA's Traffic Mobility Review Board reviewed the plan for congestion pricing Monday, trying to figure out what the tolls, credits and discounts will be when it goes into effect.

After a fiery first day of opening arguments, lawyers in Donald Trump's business fraud trial in New York will move on Tuesday to the more plodding task of going through years of his financial documents in what's expected to be a weekslong fight over whether they constitute proof of fraud.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and New York City Mayor Eric Adams had the official ribbon-cutting ceremony for the Gansevoort Peninsula, which features Manhattan's first beach along the Hudson River.

A Brooklyn man survived a deadly shooting but feels, ironically, he's in the fight of his life.

Cordel McDuffie has been tormented with grief for the past month after his girlfriend was murdered in an ambush.

On Monday, New York City became the first city in the country to offer telehealth abortion services through its public health system, NYC Health + Hospitals.

Telehealth has been hailed as a means of making healthcare more equitable by offering care to more people. Anyone physically in New York City – not only residents – has access to telehealth abortion services.

Charlotte Sena, 9, who disappeared while riding her bicycle Saturday evening in Moreau Lake State Park, has been found, according to New York State police.

The family of a missing Illinois woman with several mental disorders drove more than 800 miles to Zerega Avenue in the Bronx after a cell phone belonging to Shamari Brantley, 22, was found in the Zerega Ave. subway station.

After a wet and wild end to September, October is starting out on the very warm side.

An area of high pressure will bring a southwesterly flow for the next couple of days, bringing temperatures well above where they should be. In addition to the warmth, it will stay dry with a good deal of sunshine.

Decades ago, David Stearns used to sneak into Shea Stadium to root for the New York Mets.

Now, he holds their entire roster in his hands.

Mud and muck still covered some basement floors, crawl spaces, and other places throughout the tri-state region three days after Friday's record rainfall.

A Lower East Side mother of three said she is sick and tired of waiting for the city to repair her home. She said crews come and use duct tape as a solution.

The next storm is always on the horizon. Transit officials have been referencing Friday’s storm and flooding in discussions about climate change and finding future projects.