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Deadly fires drive NYC crackdown on illegal e-bikes, unsafe batteries

Deadly lithium-ion battery fires are fueling a citywide crackdown on illegal e-bikes, scooters and uncertified batteries. Since August, New York City inspectors have issued dozens of violations and shut down businesses accused of selling unsafe devices.

AccuWeather: Windy start to the week

A chilly and breezy start to the week is setting the stage for a much cooler stretch of weather later this week and into the weekend.

Ransomware attack knocks out key Queens library services

The Queens Public Library system has restored free Wi-Fi and limited check-out services following a ransomware attack, but its website, mobile app, public computers and other services remain affected.

FDNY honors lieutenant who died saving others

Firefighters, family and friends gathered at Ladder 120 in Brooklyn to honor Lt. Patrick Brady with a plaque dedication recognizing his service and sacrifice.

March for democracy draws activists to Midtown

Thousands of people gathered in Midtown Manhattan for a march focused on defending democracy, political accountability and issues organizers say continue to affect working families.

Two women injured in Irvington shooting

Two women were hospitalized with non-life-threatening injuries following a shooting at 1080 Springfield Ave. in Irvington on Sunday morning, according to officials.

Seven injured in crash near Fordham Road bridge

Seven people were transported to area hospitals after an early Sunday morning crash with injuries near West Fordham Road and the University Heights Bridge, according to the FDNY.

New York Comedy Festival returns to bring laughs across NYC

The 22nd annual New York Comedy Festival kicks off Friday with 100 shows, 200 comedians and performances across iconic venues throughout New York City, including a 20th anniversary celebration of Stand Up for Heroes.