Mayor Adams and NYPD Confiscate Over 2,200 Illegal Firearms, Slash Shootings and Homicides to Record Lows
NYC announced the seizing of over 2,200 illegal firearms, marking a significant decline in shootings and homicides under Mayor Adams and Commissioner Tisch.
New York City's Democratic Mayoral Candidates Set to Face Off in First Debate at 30 Rockefeller Center
The first NYC Democratic mayoral primary debate at 30 Rockefeller Center will feature nine candidates, excluding incumbent Mayor Eric Adams. Mics will be muted for rule violations, and candidates will address unannounced topics.
Bronx Battles Rising Tide of Youth Gun Violence Amid City's Overall Crime Dip
Youth gun violence rises in the Bronx, with 38 victims under 21 and 64 minors arrested for gun charges, even as overall city crime rates drop. Community leaders respond with increased police presence and calls for legislative action.
Queens High School Principal Charged with Sexual Abuse, Queens Community Seeks Answers and Action
Queens high school principal, William Bassell, was arrested on charges of forcible touching and third-degree sexual abuse against two adult employees. Parents demand answers and replacement plans, while Bassell's lawyer maintains his innocence.
NYC Jewish Communities on Edge After Boulder Rally Firebombing Amplifies Security Fears
New York's Jewish communities are on alert after a Boulder pro-Israel rally was firebombed, enhancing security and showing resilience despite facing increased threat levels.
87-Year-Old Man Critically Injured After Being Struck by MTA Bus in Brooklyn
An 87-year-old man was critically injured after being struck by an MTA bus in Brooklyn. The incident happened in a crosswalk, and the driver is being tested for drugs and alcohol per MTA policy. No arrests have been made.
New York Enacts Retail Worker Safety Act to Shield Employees from Workplace Violence
New York's Retail Worker Safety Act implements safety measures for retail workers, including violence prevention plans and de-escalation training. It requires large employers to provide workers with silent alarms by 2027.
NYC Department of Transportation Advocates for Speed Limiter Mandate and Speed Camera Program Renewal in Safety Push
NYC's DOT is advocating for a new bill to require speed limiters for "super speeders" and the renewal of a speed camera program to combat traffic fatalities.
NYPD Seeks Public's Aid in Identifying Suspects in Brooklyn Robbery and Assault Case
NYPD seeks public's help to find two suspects in a Brooklyn robbery and assault; a 39-year-old man was attacked, robbed of money and items by two armed men who, with accomplices, fled in a vehicle.












