NYC’s “Safest Summer” Still Has NYPD Hoping to Improve
BY MATTHEW MUSOLINO New York Police Department Inspector William Haut told the City Council that 2026 was the city’s “safest summer in NYC’s recorded …[read more]
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City Council Demands Answers After 7-Hour 911 Outage
BY NICHOLAS GUMBS New York City Council members pressed Office of Technology and Innovation services (OTI) at a City Hall hearing on September 9 …[read more]
Swastika Spray-Painted Outside Yeshiva In Gravesend.
BY: LUIS ANGEL PEREZ MARTINEZ In the morning of November 5th, the Magen David Yeshiva on McDonald Ave, in Gravesend, Brooklyn, was graffitied with a …[read more]
After 14th Death in Rikers Custody, Advocates Amplify Push Towards Facility’s Closure
BY SARAH O’CONNELL In the early morning of December 7, Rikers detainee Aramis Furse was found “unwell” in his cell by an officer. Less than …[read more]
Swastika Spray-Painted Outside Yashiva In Gravesend.
BY: LUIS ANGEL PEREZ MARTINEZ In the morning of November 5th, the Magen David Yeshiva on McDonald Ave, in Gravesend, Brooklyn, was graffited with a …[read more]
City Council Moves to Improve Data Reporting Amid Rising Violence in Juvenile Detention Centers
BY SANDERS KENNEDY The New York City Council passed a bill on Wednesday, Oct. 23, requiring the Administration of Children’s Services and the Department of …[read more]
Cyber Crimes on the Rise
By JOANPOL GUTIERREZ Cyber security and data protection experts made a clear point clear at the Digital New York Summit on Mar. 17: hackers are …[read more]
After a Rise in Gun Violence, Criminal Justice a Focus at NYC Council Meeting
By JOANPOL GUTIERREZ After a Rise in Gun Violence, Criminal Justice a Focus at NYC Council Meeting Council Speaker Adrienne Adams opened her first Stated …[read more]
Climate Change Can Lead to Human Trafficking, Said ECPAT Panel
By: TYRELL INGRAM There are one billion children who live in areas where the climate is considered at “extremely high risk” according to a report …[read more]
Asian-American Group Offers Safety Training
By SAMIA AFSAR The Asian-American Federation encourages civilians to practice what they call the “OODA Loop” in light of the increasing number of hate …[read more]