Community and Police Hold Vigil in Brooklyn for Peace
July 12, 2016The Diocese of Brooklyn, along with dozens of other clergy members, joined police and civilians at a vigil in Grand Army Plaza […]
Topic: NYPD
Weekend of Protests Sparks Calls for Healing
July 11, 2016Demonstrators have gathered in New York for four consecutive days, protesting the shooting deaths of black men in Louisiana and Minnesota by […]
Judge Rules Vision Zero Law ‘Unconstitutional’
July 6, 2016A Queens judge ruled recently that a key part of the mayor’s landmark pedestrian and bicycle safety initiative that penalizes drivers for […]
Security Amped at City Airports
June 30, 2016Following the attack on Istanbul’s Ataturk airport, the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey called in reinforcements including armored vehicles […]
Celebrating Freedom with Oldest Independence Day Parade
June 27, 2016The oldest Independence Day Parade in New York City marches down Court Street to honor those who served. During the 111th Annual […]
NYPD Officials Busted in Sweeping Probe
June 20, 2016Michelle Powers reports from a press conference as U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara and FBI officials detailed the charges leveled at four NYPD […]
NYC Cracking Down on Ticket Vendors
June 10, 2016New York City is trying to stop vendors who are scamming tourists into buying entertainment tickets. Tim Harfmann has more from Battery […]
New Zones Restrict Times Square Characters
June 9, 2016Newly painted zones in Times Square will force costumed characters into designated areas. Tim Harfmann reports from the crossroads of the world […]
Postal Worker Intends to Sue
June 6, 2016Glenn Grays, a postal worker who says he was falsely arrested by police, plans to sue the city. Today a lawyer for […]
Safer Streets for Cyclists
May 17, 2016The NYPD is cracking down on drivers who make the road unsafe for cyclists – issuing summons to cars parked in designated […]