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Queens

Queens council members call for expanded mental health services to ensure public safety

By Julia Moro

Lawmakers on the Move

NY Lawmakers on the Move, May 2, 2022

By Politics NY

State Government

Three days late and counting, still no budget deal

By Ethan Stark-Miller

Lawmakers on the Move

NY Lawmakers on the Move, March 28, 2022

By Politics NY

Lawmakers on the Move

NY Lawmakers on the Move March 17, 2022

By Politics NY

Police & Fire

NYPD Neighborhood Safety Teams to hit the streets Monday

By Dean Moses

Lawmakers on the Move

NY Lawmakers on the Move March 9, 2022

By Politics NY

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Police & Fire

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By Kirstyn Brendlen

Opinion

Op -Ed: It’s Time to Reform Civilian Complaint Review Board

By Paul DiGiacomo

Police & Fire

Mayor hopes for gun violence exorcism with new office of faith-based and community partnership

By Dean Moses

Activism & Civic Engagement

Quinnipiac Poll: Voters Hopeful on Adams, Concerned about Crime

By Stephen Witt

Police & Fire

Mayor meets with NYC District Attorneys on crime, gun violence

By Aidan Graham

Activism & Civic Engagement

Top Business, Labor and Civic Leaders Give Support to Mayor’s Safety Plan

By Stephen Witt

Politics

MTA chief Janno Lieber slams Manhattan pol over ‘billions’ spent on mental health

By Kevin Duggan

Politics

New Yorkers react to Mayor’s gun violence blueprint

By Dean Moses

Lawmakers on the Move

Lawmakers on the Move, Jan. 17, 2022

By PoliticsNY Staff

Brooklyn

‘Remove the perception of fear’: Mayor Adams vows subways safe after horrific shoving at Times Square

By Kevin Duggan

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Police & Fire

Top cop Sewell, Manhattan DA Bragg meet to hammer out criminal justice reform issues

By Isabel Song Beer

Manhattan

Mayor Adams hits television circuit during his third day in office

By Dean Moses

Odds & Ends

Political Odds & Ends Dec. 20. 2021

By PoliticsNY Staff

Opinion

Sheinkopf Speaks: The Root Cause of a City’s Cry

By Hank Sheinkopf

Brooklyn

Mayor says city is on track to pre-pandemic crime levels; God Squad speaks

By Morgan C. Mullings

crime

Sheinkopf Speaks: Speak softly and let history carry a big stick

NY Lawmakers on the Move, May 11, 2022

Queens council members call for expanded mental health services to ensure public safety

NY Lawmakers on the Move, May 2, 2022

Three days late and counting, still no budget deal

NY Lawmakers on the Move, March 28, 2022

NY Lawmakers on the Move March 17, 2022

NYPD Neighborhood Safety Teams to hit the streets Monday

NY Lawmakers on the Move March 9, 2022

Slashers cut man

Op -Ed: It’s Time to Reform Civilian Complaint Review Board

Mayor hopes for gun violence exorcism with new office of faith-based and community partnership

Quinnipiac Poll: Voters Hopeful on Adams, Concerned about Crime

Mayor meets with NYC District Attorneys on crime, gun violence

Top Business, Labor and Civic Leaders Give Support to Mayor’s Safety Plan

MTA chief Janno Lieber slams Manhattan pol over ‘billions’ spent on mental health

New Yorkers react to Mayor’s gun violence blueprint

Lawmakers on the Move, Jan. 17, 2022

‘Remove the perception of fear’: Mayor Adams vows subways safe after horrific shoving at Times Square

Top cop Sewell, Manhattan DA Bragg meet to hammer out criminal justice reform issues

Mayor Adams hits television circuit during his third day in office

Political Odds & Ends Dec. 20. 2021

Sheinkopf Speaks: The Root Cause of a City’s Cry

Mayor says city is on track to pre-pandemic crime levels; God Squad speaks

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