A 76-year-old woman died from a fire in Queens triggered by an e-bike battery. The fire at Singas Famous Pizza is NYC's first battery-related fatality of the year, says FDNY.

Four suspects are sought by the NYPD for a Brooklyn burglary, during which $300,000 worth of clothing was stolen from a store on Kent Avenue. A white Range Rover was used in their escape.

The NYPD is searching for a suspect who assaulted a man in Brooklyn and has issued an appeal for public assistance. The incident occurred on June 19th.

The I-90 improvement project in Albany and Schenectady Counties is complete, enhancing safety and roadway conditions over 40 miles, involving pavement repairs and upgrades as announced by Governor Hochul.

The Impact Utica project, led by Governor Kathy Hochul, added 167 units of public and affordable housing in Utica, improving efficiency and services, especially for at-risk youth.

NY Attorney General Letitia James urges DoorDash workers to claim their part of a $16.75 million settlement due to a tip misuse issue, with a filing deadline of September 30, 2025.

AG Letitia James leads a coalition to challenge the EPA's cancellation of an environmental justice grant program, claiming it violates congressional intent and harms communities.

The Manhattan District Attorney announced the restitution of 31 cultural artifacts to Indonesia and Türkiye, following investigations into trafficking networks.

New York City supports Derlis Snaider, an immigrant student arrested after a court appearance, in a lawsuit involving high-ranking officials, underscoring the city's commitment to immigrant communities and safe environment for families.

Mixed weather is expected in NYC with sun, storms, and varying chances of rain across its boroughs. Highs may reach the low 90s, with cooler nights in the 70s.

NYPD dispatched cadaver dogs to help in the Texas flood recovery, while New York's first responders, led by Dr. Gonzalez and Detective Mateyaschuk, aid the search efforts.

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy criticizes the MTA over handling subway crimes, while the MTA disputes his claims and highlights the success of congestion pricing. Both parties argue about safety and revenue amidst legal tensions.

Nassau County considers "Robbie's Law" to mandate AEDs in recreational areas after 9-year-old Robbie Levine died without access to such a device in 2005.