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Paragon is reviewing toxic masculinity protocols.
After years of delays, appeals, denials, and litigation, the City’s most secretive agency may finally be forced to cough up a tranche of public documents.
In the first seven months of 2026, the city spent more than $53 million on settling misconduct claims.
An analysis of public records shows Tisch has assigned and promoted dozens of officers with troubling records to Community Response Teams.
New York City has a Muslim mayor, and the world of NYPD collectables is as putrid as ever.
Advocates confront yet another mayor apparently committed arresting lots of people on low-level charges.
It’s the NYPD’s policy, not the state and city laws protecting the right to record the police, that apply in the public lobbies of police stations, according to a ruling by New York’s highest court.
Trump is gone, but the barricades, hassles, and hard feelings remain.
The police department's overtime spending has ballooned in recent years. A new report from the comptroller's office says better planning can rein it in.
On headcount, overtime, incarceration, and low-level arrests, Tisch appears to be bucking the mayor’s purported criminal justice reform agenda.
Police scholar Stuart Schrader's latest book, "Blue Power," charts the influence New York City's police unions have had on city politics and beyond, and offers some pointed lessons for our newest mayor.
A lawyer in the courtroom Friday night told Hell Gate the birth was a scene of "complete violence."