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State Rep. Mark A. Luft, 91st District, will attempt to retain his seat in the GOP primary June 28. He will face challenger Travis Weaver.

On April 2nd, 2022, in East Flatbush, Brooklyn resident Khadija Haynes (co-author of this article) passed out while inside her basement apartment as a result of carbon Monoxide poisoning. Long before this, the conditions within her apartment were deteriorating.

Violent crime is surging on New York subways because the justice system switched its focus from enlightened prevention to post-mayhem mop-up.

On Sunday, Daniel Enriquez became the New York City subway’s latest “random” crime victim, shot in the chest at close range and killed as he traveled from Brooklyn to Manhattan for midmorning brunch. Enriquez was the fourth person to die by violence on the subway this year, and the third to be killed by a […]

Eric Adams rode into office on a tough-on-crime platform, but he hasn't lived up to the hype.

Rudy Giuliani says Eric Adams has failed on crime. Giuliani has also criticized the mayors social calendar that has seen him swanning from theatre premieres to events on the west coast.

Showed, the causes of crime are really complex. so there are a lot of structural reasons that are kind of inherent in the mission that they have taken on to try to reduce incoursearceration i thi many ways the core of their problem is they have appeared to many voters too flexible, too inflexible, too ideological and more worried about reducing incarceration and confronting the genuine structural inequities in the system than ensuring that everyone in the community feels as safe as possible. and...

Mayor Eric Adams has begun a campaign to remove homeless encampments around the city. Over the course of 12 days, Mayor Eric Adams has removed 239 of 244 homeless encampment sites.

Mayor Eric Adams has begun a campaign to remove homeless encampments around the city. Over the course of 12 days, Mayor Eric Adams has removed 239 of 244 homeless encampment sites.

Los Angeles police are convinced big data can help fight crime, even after shutting down a program that activists said targeted minorities unfairly.