NYC property manager says he's inspecting trash to avoid compost fines
Buildings across New York City are now required to separate trash from compost, and one property owner says he feels the need to conduct his own inspections to avoid fines.
Deadly Brooklyn crash prompts call for speed limiters for certain drivers
A Brooklyn community is pushing for new legislation targeting speeding drivers just days after a horrific crash killed a mother and her two young daughters.
NYC starts enforcing new compost rules today. Here's what to know.
NYC starts enforcing its new compost rules today. All food scraps, food-soiled paper and yard waste must be separated from the garbage.
N.J. doctors use 3D printer to help save man with deteriorating skull
A 3D printer helped save the life of a New Jersey man whose skull was crumbling.
Dispute between N.J. homeowners ends with 1 dead, 2 injured, police say
Police say a dispute between next-door neighbors in a quiet Jersey Shore community led to gunfire, leaving a husband and wife injured and the shooter dead.
New York lawmaker proposes $35 million crackdown on double parking
New York State Assemblymember Steven Raga is leading a charge to install cameras to catch double parkers across New York City.
Future Manhattan flood gates on display on Lower East Side
New York City officials say they'll soon be able to deploy flip-up flood gates that are being placed underneath the FDR Drive to protect Manhattan from extreme floodwaters.
Bayside, Queens fire kills 3 people, FDNY says
A deadly fire in Bayside, Queens is under investigation after three people were killed overnight Saturday, the FDNY says.
ICE agent impersonation in Brooklyn leads to attempted rape, sources say
The NYPD is searching for a man who claimed to be with "Immigration" before attempting to rape a woman in Brooklyn Heights on Tuesday.
Gov. Kathy Hochul speaks out against Con Edison rate hikes
Gov. Kathy Hochul says Con Edison needs to get back to the drawing board after proposing significant double-digit increases for natural gas and electric bills.
'The Gates' in Central Park are back, but in a new form
The Gates art installation in Central Park made quite a mark on New York City back in 2005. They're back in augmented reality.
78-year-old man badly injured in Bronx elevator shaft fall, family says
The family of a 78-year-old Bronx man who fell down an elevator shaft spoke out Tuesday, just two days after the horrific accident.
Fire in Brooklyn displaces 12 people, FDNY says
A fire in Williamsburg, Brooklyn late Saturday night left 12 people displaced and three firefighters hurt, the FDNY says.
DSNY considering using drones to enforce trash rules in NYC
The New York City Department of Sanitation says it's considering using drones for trash enforcement.
4 early child care centers in Brooklyn shutting down
The New York City Department of Education is pulling the plug on several early child care centers in Brooklyn.