The National Weather Service issued a cold weather advisory for parts of the Northeast, with anticipated intense chill and potential snowfall, urging residents to prepare and exercise caution.

NYC is suing Radiant Solar for fraud, seeking $20 million in penalties and restitution after the company allegedly overcharged customers and provided poor installations.

Brooklyn residents at 2342 Atlantic Avenue suffer from no heat, inconsistent hot water, and rat infestations, leading to high electric bills and difficult living conditions.

A deadly fire in a cluttered Brooklyn apartment claimed one life and required over 70 firefighters for control. The Red Cross is assisting displaced residents.

A man was arrested after ramming his car into Chabad headquarters in Brooklyn, sparking a hate crime investigation and increased security around worship houses. No injuries or explosives were found.

NYC Mayor Mamdani delays the housing voucher program expansion due to budget issues, while pursuing a $100 billion "union-built" affordable homes plan amid skepticism.

New York State's use of the National Guard to staff prisons is projected to result in over $1.2 billion in costs by 2027, initiated by a correction officers strike in 2025.

Governor Hochul announced the MTA's $15.8 billion investment in New York's transportation infrastructure, promising significant enhancements, including signal and rolling stock upgrades and accessibility improvements.

A weather advisory has been issued for frigid temperatures and potential snow in New York City, affecting Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Staten Island, with precautions advised.

A Brooklyn mother is charged with hiding her deceased infant in a duffel bag, misleading officers about his whereabouts. She pled not guilty and awaits a mental health evaluation.

Eight people were injured in a Brooklyn fire; illegal window bars hindered evacuation, trapping residents. Firefighters rescued the trapped individuals. Safety oversight concerns raised.

Nicholas Deml, with a background in the CIA and Vermont corrections, has been given significant authority as the new manager tasked with reforming Rikers Island, sparking hope among advocates due to his record of transparency and collaboration.

Radical AI is establishing New York's first fully autonomous materials science lab in Brooklyn Navy Yard, supported by $2 million in tax credits, with plans to conduct 100 AI-driven experiments daily and create 115 high-wage jobs.