Expect mostly sunny skies for Memorial Day in the tri-state area. Temperatures will be slightly above average with a high of 78 in New York City and upper 70s to near 80 degrees in the suburbs.

While football and lacrosse certainly rule the island, Syosset High School senior Aaron Johnson found his passion at the net.

The Long Island community came together Wednesday for a fundraiser event to support the Farmingdale High School marching band as they continue recovering — both physically and emotionally — from that tragic bus crash that killed their band director and chaperone two weeks ago.

Police are on the hunt for a suspect in the murder of 32-year-old political activist Ryan Carson, who was stabbed to death around 3:45 a.m. on Monday in Bed-Stuy.

After allegedly beating a Harlem man in his home, Officer Christian Zapata, in a letter to One Police Plaza, said he aspires to be the commissioner one day. 

But now he’s facing a criminal charge and fighting to keep his badge.

Four people were found dead inside a home in New Jersey on Wednesday, authorities said.

The Plainsboro Police Department conducted a welfare check at a home on Titus Lane and discovered the four bodies around 4:30 p.m., according to the Middlesex County Prosectutor’s Office.

A complex rain event will unfold in the tri-state area on Friday and linger into Saturday. PIX11's Mr. G has the details in the forecast.

More than 120 students were honored Wednesday in Brooklyn for their athletic prowess and leadership in the classroom and extracurricular activities.

After setting an American League record with 62 home runs in 2022, Judge became a free agent but stayed with the Yankees when they signed him to a $360 million, nine-year contract. He had 37 homers, 75 RBIs and a 1.019 OPS in 106 games this season.

Now, the captain needs more help. A lot more.

The arc of marijuana’s journey in the United States has been extensive and controversial.

A suspect has been identified in the stabbing death of a social justice advocate in Brooklyn on Monday, a high-ranking NYPD official said on Wednesday.

The City of New York is obligated to provide shelter to anyone who seeks it, at least for now. City lawyers have now filed a request with a judge to end the right to shelter. That request is the first step in a long process to have the law suspended.

A Harlem park has become a breeding ground for rodents, according to some parents. The CEO of the Harlem Jets reached out to PIX11 News for help.

On any given weekend, there are up to seven football games at the Harlem River Park Athletic Field. Lately, parents said they must watch their feet, and it’s become a playground for rats.