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Nearly a month after six Brooklyn police precincts blocked public access to their radio transmissions, NYPD officials now assure the media that they will be

Get your rods and reels ready for Captree Bait and Tackle's Snapper and Crab Derby.

The bill would force ice cream trucks to adopt solar-powered generators to run food equipment by 2026.

Coney Islanders say they need the city to step in to ease the lifeguard shortage after a teen boy died while swimming in the ocean in July.

The NYPD is considering encrypting their radio channels, which have been accessible to the press and the public for over 90 years.

The Citizen app, fed in part through information obtained via NYPD radios, connects more than two million New Yorkers, allowing them to monitor incidents

Authorities apprehended three men Saturday night after a police chase led to a crash in Brooklyn.

Brooklyn beaches opened over the weekend with standard hour, but locals should expect limited swimming sections this summer due to a low number of lifeguard

But the Republican Council member, who represents Whitestone, College Point and Bayside in Queens, did owe money exceeding that threshold at the time, according to records obtained by the Daily News.

The MTA's congestion pricing plan is still running afoul of New York City's rideshare industry and its tens of thousands of drivers, even after the agency