NYCHA faces challenges in complying with NYC's compost mandate due to infrastructural barriers, while private landlords begin enforcement to avoid fines.

The NYPD seeks public help to find a woman involved in a knife attack in Brooklyn that injured another woman on March 29. They offer a reward for information.

The article details charges against two Iranians and a Tehran company for smuggling U.S. technology to power Iranian drones, aiding a terrorist group.

New York City officials worry about the massive impact of federal cuts to SNAP benefits, with a potential $870 million annual loss and over 1.8 million residents affected.

A Brooklyn subway conductor was assaulted and robbed on a northbound F train. One suspect, 18-year-old Farhan Chowdury, was arrested while the second remains at large. The NYPD is seeking information.

NYC outdoor dining resumes with 2,600 approved eateries, under new city rules limiting pandemic-era structures and imposing strict operating guidelines.

NY lawmakers are backing a bill to combat speeding by requiring repeat offenders to install speed-limiting tech in their cars, prompted by a deadly Brooklyn crash.

The Tesla Gigafactory in Buffalo, NY is at the center of debates regarding state-corporate relations, with lawmakers considering regulatory changes that could impact Tesla's operations and questioning the benefits the factory brings to the region.

Early spring weather in NYC will feature cloudy skies and mild temperatures with intermittent showers, as reported by the National Weather Service. No hazardous weather is anticipated.

NYC to expand its automated traffic enforcement camera network, increasing red-light cameras and implementing new technologies to improve traffic safety. Verra Mobility will operate the system, emphasizing public safety and equitable enforcement.

The Pencil Factory bar in Greenpoint, Brooklyn is closing after 25 years when its lease ends on July 27th, 2025, as redevelopment changes the neighborhood.

Marlow & Sons, a celebrated Williamsburg restaurant, is closing on April 6 due to rent increases, marking an end to its over two-decade influence on the local dining scene.

NYC's mayoral race intensifies, focusing on the debate over a proposed $250 million public safety academy in Queens, with Mayor Adams defending the project against rivals who view it as wasteful.