NYC is enforcing composting rules with fines up to $300 starting April 1. The move aims to increase organic waste diversion rates, currently under 5%.

Governor Kathy Hochul, along with PANYNJ and MTA, announced a $160 million plan to improve the Q70 LaGuardia Link bus service for better airport connectivity.

NYC Mayor Adams and Parks Department expand free swim classes to 18,000 second graders, a move that not only improves safety but also offers economic relief for families.

NYC boroughs expect showers with highs in 50s and 60s, Manhattan and Brooklyn with 20% rain chance. Queens to be chillier but clear later, The Bronx has a higher rain chance at 30%, and Staten Island similar to others. No severe weather expected.

Happiest Baby faced backlash for requesting a grieving mother, Brooklyn Larsen, to return a gifted SNOO bassinet after her infant's death, leading to a public apology from the company.

A spill of wooden panels on the Gowanus Expressway in Brooklyn caused severe traffic delays, extending back to the Verrazzano-Narrows Bridge and affecting other routes.

Two fire alarm company principals pled guilty to wire fraud conspiracy, defrauding NYC agencies by inflating invoices for over ten years, which could result in up to 20 years in prison each.

NYC restaurants prepare for outdoor dining with DOT's approval for 600 roadway and 2,000 sidewalk spaces. Despite red tape and only 39 licenses issued from 4,000 applications, restaurants can start without fines from April 1 if rules are followed.

New York City anticipates mild weather with some rain chances this week. All boroughs are expected to have highs in the mid to upper 50s and consistent conditions. Despite the rain, no severe weather is forecasted.

The NY Attorney General's office will not charge officers in the fatal shooting of Nathan Scott, concluding their use of deadly force was justified under law.

Marat Likhtenstein, a Brooklyn financial advisor, has been indicted on larceny and fraud charges for running a $1.24 million Ponzi scheme, defrauding 10 clients.

Van Brunt Stillhouse in Brooklyn closed after 13 years, spurring a surge in demand and resale prices for its whiskey. Founder cited costs as the closure reason. Brooklyn Gin is taking over the space.

Residents of Sheepshead Bay in Brooklyn protest a new homeless shelter, feeling misled by developer's original promise of affordable housing at 2134 Coyle St. Community Board 15 was initially led to believe the development would be residential.