NYC's DOT plans to install e-bike charging and battery-swapping cabinets across the boroughs for safety and convenience, responding to the rise in lithium-ion battery fires.

NYC's Mayor Eric Adams launched 3DU, a $10 million project to create a 3D map of the city's underground infrastructure to improve safety and efficiency.

Zhi Dong Zhang, facing drug trafficking and money laundering charges, has been extradited from Mexico to the US for trial. His operation allegedly moved narcotics and laundered $77 million.

The driver who killed a mother and two children in Brooklyn is due for sentencing, facing 3-9 years after a plea deal; she had a history of traffic violations.

An NYPD sergeant faces charges for posing as an ICE officer in a revenge scheme against a woman who spurned him. He pleaded not guilty and was suspended without pay.

Mayor Eric Adams plans to offer reemployment to former NYC workers fired over the COVID-19 vaccine mandate, with no back pay, amid staffing shortages.

NYC Mayor Eric Adams and Commissioner Oddo announced new sidewalk shed designs to improve safety and aesthetics in the city, aiming for implementation by 2026.

NYPD officer shot in Brownsville, Brooklyn, leading to a standoff; another two officers injured in a crash nearby. Officer's condition stable, shooter barricaded. Traffic disrupted, investigation ongoing.

NYC Councilmember Holden is pushing to ban horse-drawn carriages, citing animal welfare and safety, while facing opposition from workers and legal challenges from TWU against animal rights group NYCLASS.

Mayor Eric Adams has designated the Elizabeth Street Garden as official NYC parkland, potentially complicating plans for affordable senior housing on the site.

New York City launches an in-school banking program to teach public school students financial literacy and provide banking services, with support from multiple financial institutions.

A disbarred attorney was sentenced to 2.5-7 years for swindling deeds from Brooklyn homeowners in distress, resulting in convictions and fines for his companies.

Brooklyn federal workers received aid from a food giveaway as the government shutdown continues, while officials and food pantries address the increased demand for food assistance and the future of SNAP benefits.