NYPD

Policy

Records standoff between NYPD and Vance continues

The New York Police Department hasn’t met Manhattan District Attorney Cy Vance’s demands for access to internal police disciplinary records and investigative reports, but Police Commissioner James O’Neill is confident the two sides will reach an agreement.

Bill de Blasio

Opinion

De Blasio’s reduction in pot arrests doesn’t go far enough

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio's recent announcement addresses the severity but not the disparity of marijuana enforcement.

New York City

Policy

Advocates: De Blasio marijuana plan won't end racial disparities

New York City will replace marijuana possession arrests with summonses, but blacks and Latinos will still bear the brunt.

Rikers Island

Policy

Where people are locked up around NYC

Where people are locked up around New York City. Spoiler alert: Jails are already in your backyard.

NYN Media

Nonprofits

Why armed guards would be bad for schools

Over-policing schools has not worked in NY.

NYPD

Opinion

The crime wave that wasn’t

Crime goes down without aggressive policing. Thank the strong economy.

NYN Media

Nonprofits

The crime wave that wasn’t

Crime goes down without aggressive policing. Thank the strong economy.

NYPD

Policy

The costs of The Right to Know Act’s new business card policy

The NYPD may soon be swimming in a sea of business cards after the Right to Know Act passed earlier this week.