Bill Bratton

Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said Tuesday there is "no specific credible threat" to New York.

Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner Bill Bratton oppose the legislation.

Police will issue tickets rather than arrest most people caught with 25 grams or less of marijuana.

A principal made a controversial remark, the NYPD named its No. 2 and a beloved diner owner died.

Tucker, the NYPD's deputy commissioner of training, once served in the Obama administration.

Under the city's new rules, Kenneth Healey is only eligible for $10,000 a year if he can't work.

Chief Philip Banks III, who was slated to become the No. 2 in the NYPD, resigned Friday, sources said.

Zale H. Thompson, 32, took inspiration from terrorist websites for his attack on police, the NYPD said

A female bystander was struck in the back by a stray bullet, witnesses said.

An undercover officer was stripped of his gun after the incident in a Coney Island subway station.

The report calls for better police training and better data analysis to reduce chokehold incidents.

Michael Williams was thrown from an NYPD van when it crashed in Hunts Point, police said.

The mayor's wife and son attended separate meetings at which police brass grill commanders about crime.

DNAinfo ranked elementary schools, investigated the ACS and found affordable apartments this week.

Michael Julian, considered an "out of the box" thinker, is a special consultant on NYPD retraining.