Here is how the NYC mayoral primary candidates have proposed tackling the issue of crime based on social media posts, interviews, statements during debates and as part of their formal policy plans.

Between now and the start of primary voting in June, NY1 will take a closer look at the key issues in the race for mayor. This week’s topic is public safety, because while New Yorkers may take ...

Despite safety concerns, criticisms that Zohran Mamdani would be soft on crime didn’t land, according to a poll from the Vera ...

The MTA hasn't yet released the results of its spring customer survey, but gave CBS News New York an early look. The agency ...

When policymakers fail, it leaves public school students and educators unprotected. We must act now to protect our public schools and employ a collaborative approach to address public safety needs.

New York Attorney General Letitia James has proposed reforms to address the dangers posed by police vehicle pursuits. In a report titled "Improving Policing and ...

The New York Times sent a wide-ranging survey to leading candidates for mayor about affordability, public safety, President Trump, homelessness, congestion pricing, immigration, schools and their ...

Of the five Long Island facilities sampled, the department did not complete a full inspection for four on time, the audit ...

The Hub business district in the Bronx faces public health and safety crisis as Rep. Torres urges Mayor Adams to reclaim the ...

New York City Mayor Eric Adams said Democrats should be the party of public safety and that Vice President Kamala Harris is the perfect messenger to take the issue from Republicans. The GOP and ...

Access to affordable child care was a talking point throughout the NYC mayoral campaign. Child care advocates told LAist this ...