The Rockaways are home to New York City's only legal surfing beaches.

Moments after Boston's dramatic win at Miami on Saturday night, Jaylen Brown began thinking about the future. He raised his hands, put up seven fingers and began yelling, “Game 7! Game 7!”

Pleasant weather greeted New York beachgoers for a third day during the Memorial Day weekend. At some locations, red flags warned of riptides or empty lifeguard stations.

Memorial Day weekend was a gorgeous one, with a whole lot of sunshine during the period and temperatures in the city in the upper 70s all weekend long.

Somebody left the body of a three-month-old baby in a trash-strewn wooded area next to one of the busiest highways in the tri-state region, according to police.

As we honor our men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country, we're also highlighting a trailblazing woman in charge of the largest permanent military unit in the New York region of the United States Coast Guard. 

Harlem activist Iesha Sekou calls for a fence to be repaired near the Harlem River. The site is near where Alfa Barrie and Garrett Warren were last seen alive.

A death from the animal tranquilizer xylazine, known as tranq, was reported in England, the first time a fatality tied to the drug has been seen in Europe, according to the current issue of the Journal of Forensic and Legal Medicine.

Vietnam veteran Walter Stinner remembers July 29, 1967, the disaster on board the USS Forrestal.

A fire caused by a missile that mistakenly fired off the ship's flight deck. Stinner survived that day, but many others did not.

A man was arrested on Sunday for their alleged connection to a double shooting in Brooklyn that left a man dead, according to authorities.

Fourteen people were injured, including one critically, in a crash involving an MTA bus and multiple vehicles in Brooklyn Sunday night, police said.

The crash happened at Essex Street and New Lots Avenue in East New York around 8:30 p.m., according to the NYPD.

In Bay Ridge, Brooklyn's Memorial Day Parade has the distinction of being the longest-running continuous parade in the country. Now in its 156th year of remembering those who paid the ultimate sacrifice for the United States.

The Intrepid Museum in Manhattan will hold a ceremony on Memorial Day to honor the men and women who’ve died while serving in the United States military.