Although there was a rainy start, clouds and showers are expected to clear out, with the sun starting to peek through

A storm system brought showers and heavy downpours to the tri-state area on Sunday.

It was rainy and cool, with temperatures in the low 50s in the region.

Some bodega owners in New York City want an extra layer of protection, in the form of firearms.

The union representing bodega owners said it has created a secret society that will train bodega owners and help them obtain permits to carry small guns.

An attempted traffic stop led to a police pursuit Sunday night in Manhattan.

Around 7:15 p.m., police said officers attempted to pull over a white Jeep on 34th Street and Fifth Avenue for having stolen plates.

Once inside, the officers made the gruesome discovery: an 11-year-old girl barely alive, as well as a 12-year-old boy, a 44-year-old woman, and a man in his 30s at the home were dead at the scene. The girl was taken to a local hospital and later died too. Another woman, who is 61, was rushed to another hospital in critical condition. 

Holiday cheer was celebrated Sunday morning on Long Island. An annual United States Marine Toys for Tots Collection drive was held in Uniondale.

Despite the pouring rain, dozens of people dropped off toys at the Toys for Tots collection drive. This was their first donation to Jenifer Ceschini and Carlos Iglesias from Suffolk County.

It’s that time of year for Nutcracker dreams and ballet wishes.

It’s a time when thousands of children and adults across the tri-state area are busy rehearsing or performing in the holiday classic, The Nutcracker Suite.

Police said the suspect, Courtney Gordon, lunged at them with a kitchen knife, slashing one officer in the neck and the other in the head. One of the veteran cops opened fire, killing the 38-year-old.

A man fatally stabbed four family members, including two children, and attacked two cops before he was shot and killed by police in Queens Sunday morning, officials said.

Jalao in Washington Heights infuses its dishes with Latin American flavors, not just the Dominican.

PIX11 reporter Henry Rosoff and Politico reporter Jeff Coltin discuss the latest political headlines of the week, including Congress voting to expel George Santos.

NYC Sheriff Anthony Miranda says the city is cracking down on the landlords of illegal weed and tobacco shops.

NYC Schools Chancellor David Banks discusses the federal investigation into a civil rights complaint that was filed by one of the city schools. Without providing specifics about the case, Banks said Jewish teachers feel unsafe in city schools.