Top FDNY officials have publicly opposed a DOT redesign on Sedgwick Avenue that would create a protected stretch of the Harlem River Greenway, saying it could slow engines and complicate responses. The dispute ramps up after an April FDNY letter and June community‑board testimony.

A group of New Yorkers injured in e‑bike crashes says it will sue the city, saying a March policy that ended criminal enforcement made streets less safe. The planned action — described on local TV as involving “thousands” of victims — puts Mayor Mamdani’s enforcement shift at center stage.

NYC DOT will install 24/7 red-painted bus lanes on East 116th Street this summer, adding protected bike lanes, curb changes and camera enforcement. The moves aim to speed crosstown trips for tens of thousands of riders.

DDC and DOT say a $44M phase will add a less ‘mountable’ raised bike lane on the Grand Concourse, but early site checks found cars blocking the new path.

The DOT has tapped Boston-based Air Space Intelligence to build SMART and FMDS, AI platforms the FAA says will predict congestion and reduce cascading delays.

Danskammer Energy's Chapter 11 filing lists about $13M in claims as NYISO warns the Newburgh peaker may need to stay online to avoid a Lower Hudson shortfall.

A major upstate transmission upgrade is now online, freeing up about 1 gigawatt and promising roughly $438 million in annual congestion savings. Officials say the work will ease curtailments and strengthen reliability.

Sean Duffy announced $18 million to upgrade the aging tower at Westchester County Airport, funding new radar and controller displays and easing pressure on air-traffic staff.

The Army Corps ended its deal with the contractor on the first phase of Staten Island's long‑planned sea wall after safety concerns, putting a $2.3B plan further off schedule.

A sinkhole at Napier and East 233rd unsettled Woodlawn drivers and drew a DEP crew, which inspected and repaired the spot after residents raised alarms. Locals say past work at the intersection may be to blame.

The MTA has put new R211A cars on the Rockaway Park shuttle, adding wider doors, brighter interiors and updated displays to speed boarding and improve reliability for beach season.

The MTA will keep the QM15’s Arverne extension permanently, adding new Rockaway stops and expanded hours, officials say.

The FAA will keep reduced schedules at JFK, LaGuardia and Newark through Oct. 24, 2026, citing controller shortages and equipment upgrades.