The opening of Queen One's new headquarters in Brooklyn was celebrated, set to create 600 jobs and invest in local tech innovation, with state support via tax credits.

NYC mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani plans to reshape City Hall by asking 179 staffers under Mayor Eric Adams to resign, with FDNY Commissioner Tucker stepping down due to ideological differences before Mamdani's January 1 inauguration.

Ex-commodities executive David Smothermon was sentenced to three years in prison for fraud that included hiding trading losses and inflating performance.

The NYC DEP launched an app, "NYC Noise," allowing residents to measure and report noise pollution in the city, aiding enforcement of sound regulations.

United Airlines turned a flight back to Newark due to a medical emergency, causing an eight-hour delay for passengers.

Gotham FC will be honored with the Key to New York City following their NWSL championship win, with a ceremony and fan procession scheduled for Nov. 24.

Governor Hochul allocated an additional $600,000 to secure a permanent venue for the wild project, bringing total state support to $1.2M. This ensures the stability of the avant-garde arts space in Manhattan's East Village.

Ramny Lopez faces charges for assaulting two children and endangering their welfare on NYC's High Line; his indictment reflects the city's commitment to public safety.

A fetus was found in a black bag between buildings at the Bay View Houses in Brooklyn, sparking an investigation and leading residents to create a memorial.

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.