Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro used the FDNY’s first in-person officers’ promotion ceremony since the start of the pandemic to call upon the department’s leadership Oct. 20 to promote a culture of inclusion by displaying “the moral courage necessary to stop inexcusable behavior that leaves a…
A contract deal between the union representing off-camera movie-industry employees from camera operators to writers' assistants and the Hollyw…
The man whose robbery of a Queens cellphone store led to the "friendly fire" by police officers that killed NYPD Det. Brian Simonsen in Februa…
More than half of the NYPD officers so far charged with misconduct during the Black Lives Matter protests last year face serious consequences …
Barbara Smaller has done stand-up at a Playboy Club, worked nursing shifts at hospitals and clinics, and earned degrees in labor studies and g…
Emergency Medical Service employees who were inadvertently overpaid a combined $3.5 million between March and late August will have the option…
The Public Employees Federation and Parole Officers say a recently enacted law that restricts the terms by which parolees would be sent back …
Eddie Lee Mays, convicted in 1962 of capital murder for shooting and killing 31-year-old Maria Marini while he robbed patrons inside Harlem's …
Less than a week after issuing a blistering report that accused Mayor de Blasio of using his NYPD security detail like a 'concierge service' t…
There were fewer than five dozen school suspensions during the second half of 2020 because the majority of students were learning remotely due…
Slightly more than eight months remains until next June's Democratic gubernatorial primary, but an early poll showing Governor Hochul with com…
“About 90 percent of the Agents don’t want to go under the Department of Education,” said Harold Wise, a Level III School Safety Agent who has…
The pandemic, a staffing shortage and fiscal problems exacerbated by then-President Donald Trump's decision to deny emergency Federal aid to c…
Mayor de Blasio’s plans to end the gifted-and-talented program and replace it with the broader initiative Brilliant NYC has received intense b…
Almost two weeks after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Oct. 4 mandate requiring that all of its 66,000 employees submit proof of b…
Department of Correction officials “have taken a few positive actions” to address acute disorder inside city lockups, particularly on Rikers I…
The morning after the United Federation of Teachers Delegate Assembly delivered its mayoral endorsement to Eric Adams—who four months earlier …
