Critics are worried New York City’s plan to address school safety staffing shortages by hiring 400 assistant safety agents under 21 could pose significant risks. Mayor Eric Adams ...

Here is how the NYC mayoral primary candidates have proposed tackling the issue of crime based on social media posts, interviews, statements during debates and as part of their formal policy plans.

Each community faces its own safety concerns, and each deserves carefully tailored programs to meet its challenges, whether they are drugs, gun violence, homelessness, mental health or other problems.

The NYPD will focus on quality-of-life issues, impaired driving and beach safety.

There are mixed reviews over the decision to cancel a concert in New York City headlined by Kehlani. The R&B singer has been vocal in supporting Palestinians during the ongoing war in Gaza, but ...

New York's SummerStage canceled Kehlani's June 26 performance in Central Park, citing 'safety issues' raised from NYC Mayor Eric Adams’ office.

When policymakers fail, it leaves public school students and educators unprotected. We must act now to protect our public schools and employ a collaborative approach to address public safety needs.

The New York Times sent a wide-ranging survey to leading candidates for mayor about affordability, public safety, President Trump, homelessness, congestion pricing, immigration, schools and their ...

NYC Police Foundation President & CEO Susan L. Birnbaum added: “For more than fifty years, The New York City Police Foundation has made direct, strategic investments to enhance public safety and ...

Between now and the start of primary voting in June, NY1 will take a closer look at the key issues in the race for mayor. This week’s topic is public safety, because while New Yorkers may take ...

NYC council to vote on establishing citywide public bathroom network New York City currently has 1,100 public toilets for its 8.6 million residents, according to the city council with thousands of ...

Two notable names -- former New York Governor Andrew Cuomo and Mayor Eric Adams -- are set to skip out on the latest forum on public safety.