Here is how the NYC mayoral primary candidates have proposed tackling the issue of crime based on social media posts, interviews, statements during debates and as part of their formal policy plans.

When policymakers fail, it leaves public school students and educators unprotected. We must act now to protect our public schools and employ a collaborative approach to address public safety needs.

Bus service into New York City from New Jersey has resumed after commuters faced delays and diversions on Wednesday morning ...

The boss of New York City‘s transit system defended its safety Monday, saying “high-profile incidents” such as a woman being set on fire “have gotten in people’s heads and made the whole ...

Big Apple schools saw nearly 350 felony incidents last year — with 95 recorded in the last four months alone, according to new City Hall data.

New York Attorney General Letitia James called the ruling a "massive victory for public safety and the rule of law." ...

Four former NYPD chiefs sue NYC Mayor Eric Adams alleging corruption, favoritism and bribery in police department ...

Some residents say they feel that crime is up — whether that’s because high-profile incidents generating headlines, people noticing disorder in their own neighborhoods or any other reason.

Records like this don’t happen by chance — they happen because of the relentless work of NYPD officers, the police ...

There have been twice as many homicides on NYC mass transit as this time in 2023. But, officials stress, such crimes are still very rare.

The notices were sent to New York state’s Public Transportation Safety Board, which is responsible for monitoring the MTA’s safety standards.