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The mayor said his $78.3 billion budget prepared the city for future downturns.

Civic Center »

Mark-Viverito said the City Council is united on the issue and she won't stop pursuing more police.

Washington Heights »

The money came from a settlement with the city over Ydanis Rodriguez's Occupy Wall Street arrest.

Midtown »

The NYPD has issued detailed new rules on when stop-and-frisks can be conducted.

Civic Center »

NYPD Comissioner Bratton announced a new 350-officer unit assigned to respond to emergencies. 

Central Harlem »

De Blasio spoke at Sharpton's Martin Luther King Jr. event in Harlem Monday.

Civic Center »

Mayor de Blasio and Bratton announced a 4.6 percent drop in serious crime in 2014.

Stapleton »

Groups that helped elect de Blasio say his comments on police and minority relations lag behind policy.

Civic Center »

The law would require officers to identify themselves and explain why an individual was being stopped.

Mott Haven »

Mott Haven locals said the cameras will help improve relations between the neighborhood and the police.

East Harlem »

At the same time, the Quinnipiac survey says New Yorkers are in favor of aggressive police tactics.

New York City »

Serious crime went down 2.2 percent during the first two months of 2014, NYPD statistics reveal.  

East Harlem »

Bill de Blasio announced new training protocols during a press conference with Bill Bratton Thursday.

Union Square »

Reform advocates collected signatures from New Yorkers Saturday to expedite proposed changes.

Brownsville »

The city will drop the appeal once a federal court approves proposed reforms to the police tactic.