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Authorities say the fire, which broke out inside an apartment building on West 141st Street, spread into the building's top floor and cockloft and was extremely difficult to put out.

The building's more than 100 tenants were unable to access their homes hours after the blaze.

SEC Division of Enforcement Director Gurbir Grewal and other officials from the Attorney’s Offices for the Southern and Eastern Districts of New York and FBI spoke on SEC and DOJ enforcement. Director Grewal stated his mission is to restore public trust in the securities markets.

Fire officials say this is the 200th fire-related incident involving lithium-ion batteries in the city so far this year.

Have you checked your batteries?

The FDNY is blaming nearly 200 building fires and six deaths so far this year on exploding lithium-ion batteries on e-bikes and e-scooters. The department is mandating that property owners distribute a safety guide to tenants.

We have the fiemale fdny leader. so while there is -- im for womens rights. a lot of people are getting frustrated as we approach the one-year anniversary of his rule. we see the subways. >> carley: anti-crime guy and crime affectses women and minority communities the most. that is great, should be applauded, debating, but crime is an issue that needs to be squashed and now. >> cheryl: i dont love the fact well do another study on the tally at firehouses, that is a big bureaucratic taxpayer mone...

Aggressive fed policy weve seen since the 80s. our parents mortgage was 14%. >> todd: the housing market is not used to it. in new york, instead of fighting crime, mayor adams is focused elsewhere. >> cheryl: look, diversity is an important issue, when the city of new york is facing violent, life-affecting issues this is what adams was doing yesterday. he wasnt at a party, he signed five new laws, they are required to hire more women and people of colare at the fdny, upgrade fire areas to includ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams says the NYPD, FDNY, and other city agencies will start forcing homeless people who are determined to be suffering a "mental health crisis" off the streets and out of the subway system.

At least a dozen people were seriously injured after the trash chute inside a Brooklyn building caught fire overnight, city officials reported. The first 911...