Bratton: Police-Fired Shots Hit Record Low In 2015
Bratton said the city's 35,000 cops fired their guns 65 times. "That's a phenomenal record," he said.
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Bratton said the city's 35,000 cops fired their guns 65 times. "That's a phenomenal record," he said.
New York City was been scrambling to get the homeless off the streets late Monday afternoon as the temperatures dropped.
The Vatican on Friday set no date for the canonization, but it is widely believed that it will take place in the first week of September to coincide with the 19th anniversary of Mother Teresa's death and during Francis' Holy Year of Mercy.
New York has agreed to overhaul how solitary confinement is used in state prisons, settling a long-standing lawsuit brought by a civil liberties group.
Meanwhile, Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson also announced modifications to the National Terrorism Advisory System.
New York City schools were among many districts around the country to receive an email terror threat Tuesday, but police have determined it not to be credible.
On Monday, de Blasio was back on his feet at a briefing for reporters, where he praised his doctors and spoke of his recovery process.
As crime numbers for the year are tallied, Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said gang violence remains a "pernicious problem" in the city.
A poll released last week by the Des Moines Register and Bloomberg News showed Texas Sen. Ted Cruz leading Trump in Iowa for the Republican nomination by 10 percentage points (31 to 21).
Assistant U.S. Attorney Rahul Mukhi said in Manhattan federal court that Skelos "strong-armed" three companies to force them to pay his son $300,000.
Health Commissioner Dr. Mary Bassett announced Monday she has issued an order making naloxone, or Narcan, available at most Rite Aid pharmacies in the city and many independent drug stores for about $50.
Donald Trump is rejecting criticism that his proposal to ban Muslims from entering the U.S. is un-American and has critics comparing him to Adolf Hitler.
Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski says Trump's proposed ban would apply to "everybody," including Muslims seeking immigration visas as well as tourists seeking to enter the country.
In a couple of weeks, the city will reveal the results of a $2 million outside study on the impact Uber and other for-hire services have on traffic congestion in Midtown.
Security was extra tight for the annual Rockefeller Center Christmas tree lighting ceremony.
Two men, one armed with a hammer and the other armed with two pit bulls, chased the tenant, police said.
There have been seven torched homes in the span of six weeks in the Queens neighborhood.
The conviction of former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver has shaken New York politics and provoked fresh calls to overhaul a government with a long history of corruption.
Starting Tuesday, some restaurants across New York City are required to roll out new menus highlighting high-sodium items.
According to de Blasio, this is the first time the FDR drive has been repaved end-to-end since its initial completion in 1966.
The Department of Investigation followed a tip that led them to the correction officer.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Monday said the Yale University residential college in which his son, Dante lives – Calhoun College – absolutely should be renamed.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Monday outlined a wide-ranging plan to support and treat New Yorkers suffering from mental illness.
The New York City Council is considering new laws covering the use of drones following several reports of close calls between airplanes and the devices in the air.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Friday said his "greatest failure" was doing a poor job explaining the homelessness problem to New Yorkers, and making them understand he is addressing it.
