The anniversary of the death of a the Central Park carriage horse last March 1 whose collapse on the job became a viral video reignited the debate over the city should follow the lead of cities from Chicago to Paris and ban horse-drawn carriages, but the union representing the drivers count…
A package of bills to ensure greater fire safety on movie sets in the city was approved 49-0 by the City Council Feb. 25.
Unions that represent the postal workers welcomed a congressional probe into what they maintain has been the failure of management to keep the…
U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy, making his semi-annual appearance before Congress Feb. 24, responded with bravado when Democratic Congres…
A veteran Fire Department Chief has alleged in a Federal lawsuit that Fire Commissioner Daniel Nigro illegally denied him a promotion he had b…
Mayor de Blasio has tapped Lorraine Grillo, the longtime head of the School Construction Authority, as the Senior Advisor for Recovery respons…
Schools Chancellor Richard Carranza announced Feb. 26 that after three years on the job he will step down March 15, at a time when schools con…
The NYPD’s top uniformed cop has left the agency.
Nurses have filed 26,219 complaints about understaffing in hospitals across the state in 2019 and 2020, the New York State Nurses Association …
Governor Cuomo, already reeling from his questionable approval of a policy that returned elderly patients who had been treated in hospitals fo…
A retired NYPD cop who for a time worked the security detail at Gracie Mansion faces Federal charges for striking a Washington, D.C., police o…
The recent discovery by city Fire Protection Inspectors of more than 900 propane tanks stored illegally in a Brooklyn warehouse has reignited …
The Organization of Staff Analysts Feb. 23 announced that it has endorsed City Comptroller Scott Stringer for Mayor, citing his financial expe…
Several of the highest-ranking officers with the Triborough Bridge and Tunnel Authority Police Department were ordered to turn in their agency…
The convicted killer of Police Officer Harry Ryman, a married father of five when he was gunned down in the summer of 1980 after confronting a…
The first reason Kathryn Garcia cited for her optimism when asked Feb. 21 about her run for Mayor was that the sun was shining brightly—someth…
The longtime head of the Sergeants Benevolent Association, Ed Mullins, is not known for subtlety. In fact, few would be surprised if his calli…
