While fire marshals continue to investigate those cases, officials say they’ve seen enough to know that limiting the spread of a fire can be done when doors are closed.

FDNY urges people to keep doors closed after several deadly fires

Major crimes, including robbery, felony assault, burglary and grand larceny, are down 9.5% in all five boroughs.

NYPD reports fewest murders in recorded history

Police have not released details about the shooter. Byfield says the only information she’s heard is that the suspect may also be a young person.

Mother of 16-year-old fatally shot inside corner store seeks justice

The initiative, called the Clergy Community Patrol, brings trained faith leaders into neighborhoods to help de‑escalate conflict and strengthen trust between the community and police.

Faith leaders, NYPD launch new clergy-led community patrol in Brooklyn

GG’s House of Cookup Bar & Grill, a place that was once filled with food and customers, now sits empty and is forced to shut down for weeks at a time. 

Owners of GG's House of Cookup forced to close for weeks at a time after ongoing building issues

According to NYC Transit officials, bus riders who use their phones, credit cards, or OMNY Cards to pay the fare are now expected to show civilian agents, or EAGLES teams, proof that they are not evading the fare. 

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