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We first started looking into Street Cop Training in December, after the New Jersey Office of the State Comptroller said the company taught unconstitutional policing tactics at a 2021 conference in Atlantic City.
The U.S. Attorney's office says 70 current and former NYCHA employees are facing charges.
Scammers can now use apps to show up as a trusted number, including the number for your bank.
Last year alone, car thefts increased by 15% across New York City, but on Staten Island, they dropped by 11%.
Data shows about 12% of domestic violence murder victims have an active restraining order at the time of the crime.
Before he died, Nic Pagano told his parents he wanted stay clean and become a social worker to help the LGBTQ community.
Fans and loved ones alike hope this is another step on the long road to justice since the Run-DMC DJ's killing nearly 22 years ago.
City Council leadership is already saying they're ready to fight the mayor's veto of the bill intended to increase police transparency.
Inspectors said the violations range from recordkeeping issues to failing to remove lead paint before a new tenant moves in.
The Department of Buildings says an emergency demolition is needed because it is now a hazard to the public.
A gaping hole was seen in the first-floor brick façade of the building at the corner of Mulberry and Grand streets.
The NYPD and FBI are preparing to secure Times Square for the hundreds of thousands of visitors expected at Sunday's New Year's Eve celebration.
Businesses along Second Avenue are at a standstill as emergency crews continue their work, and the city hasn't provided an update on when the area will reopen.
People were kept away from the area for several blocks, and those inside neighboring buildings were advised to shelter in place.
The city says these buildings they inspected after the collapse are structurally stable right now. But at some of the properties, they did warn if the problems aren't fixed, that could change.