New York City will spend $650 million over the next five years to combat homelessness and mental illness, while increasing the number of police officers in the subway system.
Mayor Eric Adams has unveiled a five year, $650 million plan to address homelessness — including a special new facility to ...
By Bill Parry A Queens grand jury indicted four homeless men for attacking a 69-year-old unhoused man who was sleeping on a 7 ...
Facing federal indictments and a tough reelection bid, New York City Mayor Eric Adams focused on the positive in his annual ...
A rash of burglaries targeting New York City bodegas has led the United Bodegas of America to offer a $5,000 reward for ...
"Ineffective technology and police violence is only a symptom of a larger problem of politicians claiming that these are what ...
An October Siena poll found likely New York City voters identified crime as their biggest concern. Adams has already signaled ...
The NYPD is dispatching more police officers to NYC’s subway stations with the highest crime rates
According to the NYPD’s most recent crime report , 2024 saw a 5.4% drop in crime within the subway system—more than double the crime reduction in 2023. And that’s included in the overall reduction of ...
As part of the same initiative, Adams set a sparsely defined goal of building 100,000 new homes in Manhattan over 10 years — ...
It’s certainly an unusual New York City mayor’s race. Spurred by a historic indictment of the sitting mayor, a long list of ...
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