safety

Times Square will have close to 6,000 officers on New Year's Eve, officials said.

Individuals feeling threatened can receive assistance at local shops that receive training from police.

The 13th Precinct and Community Board 5 will hear safety concerns at a community meeting on Tuesday.

Adams met with NYPD officials and representatives for almost two dozen local venues Friday afternoon.

More than 200 people turned up to show support for the growing LGBT community in Harlem. 

The park's auxiliary unit commander wants to increase its membership from 30 to 100, he said.

A series of traffic improvements are slated for intersections along Third and Second avenues, DOT said.

Two types of new safety devices were installed on six MTA buses this week, the agency said. 

The council will consider opposing NYPD's plan to eliminate the Schools Unit at the 19th Precinct.

NYPD enforcement on bikes has increased 52 percent while collisions are down 18 percent, officials say.

Fireworks are fun, unless you're a four-legged creature worried they're trying to harm your family.

The Safe Stop program aims to protect neighborhood children, the elderly and vulnerable. 

Residents point to HAP Investment's construction record as cause for concern.

The mayor said the comptroller's report misrepresented the current status of pre-K expansion.

Residents at the NYCHA development have complained that the sidewalk sheds block security cameras.