City taxpayers will no longer be footing the bill to defend two former NYPD officers and Eric Adams allies who were both accused of repeated sexual misconduct.

Former City Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Kaz Daughtry handed out more than a dozen NYPD parking placards to people not authorized to have them, police sources said Tuesday.

Taxpayers will no longer foot the bill for the legal representation of former Mayor Eric Adams' aide Tim Pearson in lawsuits ...

An outside firm had as of January been paid $622,931 to represent Pearson alone in the cases, the Daily News previously ...

Daughtry, now a civilian liaison with the U.S. Department if Homeland Security, adamantly denies any wrongdoing.

The Sticker Mule CEO running to replace upstate Rep. Elise Stefanik on the Republican ticket was paying someone to collect ballot signatures who was arrested twice for forgery. Anthony Constantino, ...

The New York City Police Department has long held a reputation for profiling against Black and Brown people through unlawful stop and frisk procedures, a […] ...

The vehicle is connected to the investigation into the improvised explosive devices that were thrown near Gracie Mansion Saturday.

New York City government has plenty of revenue, with zero need for any of the tax hikes Mayor Zohran Mamdani is demanding; it could even pay for some of his ambitious plans — it just needs to be cut ...

Some say Mamdani's remarks on the "ISIS-inspired" attack were a calculated public relations performance to support the NYPD, an agency he has decried in the past.

New York City crime hits record lows in early 2026, but subway violence, homelessness and police shortages spark ongoing debate over Mayor Zohran Mamdani's approach.

The Mamdani administration restarted sweeps of homeless encampments on Wednesday — a policy the mayor once vowed to end and that homeless advocates have criticized as cruel and ineffective. A City ...