President Donald Trump Outlines Police Reform Plan While Facing Criticism Over Rally
President Donald Trump has outlined what he calls a plan for police reform, but he's also facing serious criticism over a rally planned for next week.
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President Donald Trump has outlined what he calls a plan for police reform, but he's also facing serious criticism over a rally planned for next week.
A mega mall mired in two decades of delays is facing yet another setback.
Mayor Bill de Blasio is offering a glimmer of hope that beaches and pools may open for swimming this summer. That's if the city's COVID-19 numbers stay low.
For those uneasy about contact tracing and privacy, Gov. Phil Murphy provided many answers on Wednesday that he hopes will ease concerns.
As George Floyd was laid to rest in Houston on Tuesday, protesters in New York City marched for the 13th consecutive day.
With calls for police reforms has come reaction from police unions. They say changes are coming too quickly and will have a damaging impact on their jobs.
With the budget clock ticking, Mayor Bill de Blasio has only a few weeks to figure out how to make promised cuts to the NYPD.
Mayor Bill de Blasio has heard the calls for police reform and he's making changes, altering his budget to take money from the NYPD and send it elsewhere.
Hundreds of current and former city staffers who worked for de Blasio took to the steps of City Hall to denounce his record as the police reformer and to demand real change
CBS News has estimated Joe Biden has secured more than 1,991 delegates, enough to clinch the Democratic nomination.
Cuomo again made it clear there is a distinct difference between those protesting peacefully, which he supports, and "opportunists" hellbent on looting and causing mayhem.
Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance says the looters who vandalized stores and caused untold millions of dollars of damage and loss should face harsher penalties.
We're just days away from Phase 1 of reopening in New York City. That means more people using subways and buses to get back to work.
A key to New York City's reopening Monday will be its ability to test and trace people recently diagnosed with the coronavirus.
Defense Secretary Mark Esper said Wednesday that he opposes invoking the centuries-old Insurrection Act to deploy active-duty troops to states to quell protests.
