NCIS: Sydney season 2 was meant to premiere on Friday, Jan. 31. That is no longer happening. CBS has had to make a change to the schedule. It is disappointing news for NCIS: Sydney fans, but we do know when the series will now premiere,

CBS has pushed back the season 2 premiere of NCIS: Sydney. The network confirmed on Thursday, January 16, that NCIS: Sydney ‘s return has been postponed by a week. NCIS: Sydney was scheduled to return on Friday, January 31, but will now air on Friday, February, 7.

A number of drastic actions to target the city’s pain have been suggested. Some might unlock the solutions to making housing affordable.

While there are certainly those who are intrigued by the fact that Sydney Sweeney and co-star Brandon Sklenar recently attended a Broadway show, others are suffering from a bout of deja vu and wondering if maybe Sweeney is once again playing up a relationship that isn’t there as a way to promote her new movie.

A home in Sydney previously owned by a senior Jewish community leader was vandalised on Friday morning and two cars were set on fire, with one spray painted with an antisemitic slur, Australian authorities said.

A handful of Sydney suburbs have seen a spike in online property searches, with the latest metro infrastructure helping bring new postcodes into the minds of prospective buyers.

Beaches in Sydney, Australia, were closed to bathers after small white and grey balls of debris washed up on the shores at the height of the summer holiday season.

Sydney Sweeney trolled for stepping out with co-star Brandon Sklenar after playing into Glen Powell dating rumors

As WWE Monday Night RAW transitions to Netflix, former United States Champion LA Knight is exploring the possibility of branching out into acting, with a particular interest in working with "Euphoria" star Sydney Sweeney.

On Friday, anti-Semitic graffiti was reported in Sydney. Hours later, Islamophobic graffiti was found. Jewish historians say the trend is in line with a complex issue underlying Australian society.

Only 5.1 overs were bowled before the Big Bash League clash between city rivals Sydney Thunder and Sydney Sixers was washed out. After rain stopped play in the second over, the players returned and Thunder reached 36-1 with David Warner unbeaten on 22, before another downpour arrived.