NYPD

Politics

Did de Blasio actually defund the NYPD?

The mayor and the City Council did some fuzzy math to arrive at $1B in cuts.

Opinion

Opinion

CUNY cuts endanger educations and adjunct professors’ livelihood

The governor doesn’t want to raise taxes on the rich to protect public higher education.

New York City

Politics

The sticking points as the New York City budget deadline nears

The New York City budget for fiscal year 2021 is due before midnight on Wednesday, July 1, but Mayor Bill de Blasio and the New York City Council have yet to reach an agreement. Here's why.

NYPD

Politics

‘Occupy City Hall’ protestors want to defund the NYPD

Hundreds of activists are camping out, calling for a $1 billion cut to the police budget.

New York City

Politics

What’s with all the fireworks?

New Yorkers have made a record number of complaints about the nightly barrage of fireworks.

NYPD

Politics

Social distancing enforcement is softer in white neighborhoods

Crowds have been gathering on streets outside bars in Manhattan. Weirdly, the cops haven’t beaten them up.

NYPD

Policy

Where could redirected police funding go?

Advocates have pushed for the money to go toward youth initiatives, mental health outreach and more.

New York City

Personality

The most New York films about New York

Here’s what to watch during the endless bummer of COVID-19.

New York City

Policy

NY should brace itself for a COVID-19 resurgence

The state’s reopening, warmer weather and protests could all contribute to an uptick in coronavirus cases.

New York City

Policy

When do NYPD officers face consequences for alleged brutality?

New York City has had a number of high-profile instances of alleged police brutality, similar to Eric Garner’s death – and many also did not result in any criminal convictions. This is what happened in the most widely covered recent cases of police-involved deaths and brutality.