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An advocacy group for safer streets is planning to place permanent memorials at the sites where pedestrians and cyclists have been killed.

New Yorkers are discovering a mayor who unapologetically embraces the full power of the mayoralty and basks in his newfound celebrity.

The race could feature a revived Brooklyn rivalry – plus possible mayoral involvement.

  LOS ANGELES — Mayor Eric Garcetti and City Council President Nury Martinez today announced that City Hall will reopen to the public on Wednesday, May 4. 

The Russian invasion of Ukraine has dominated recent headlines. COVID has been relegated to the back pages. But today, James Howard Kunstler shows you why you shouldn’t forget about the damage “expert” have done. And he names names.

Malverne, L.I.: While reading the numerous articles on broken windows policing, I can, after 28 years working in the NYPD, understand the concerns some might have with it.

A survey by NYC Speaks showed that New Yorkers want to see more police around but they don't necessarily want them to handle mental health cases. New Yorkers also are concerned about rising rents.

A 61-year-old grandmother and 12-year-old boy were shot and killed so far this week.

It’s a topic that has divided Oldsmar for months: how to develop an eight-acre plot of land just feet from City Hall.

Juana Esperanza Soriano De-Perdomo was killed on Monday as she walked past a deli on 164 East and 188th Street in the Fordham Heights neighborhood.