From Congressmen to youth leaders, labor unions to activist groups, the world weighed in last night on a Missouri grand jury’s decision not to indict Officer Darren Wilson.
Far from the protests and the police barricades, the primary emotion one young black man—City Limits’ own Fred Joseph—felt last night was not shock or anger. It was the sensation…
In 2013, the NYPD responded to 280,531 domestic violence incidents, approximately 765 per day. But stagnant state funding for DV victims’ services isn’t keeping up with increased incidence of…
If they aren’t deported, the children who’ve come across the border in a recent surge will live here under one of several legal statuses, each offering advantages and complications to…
The city honored more than 3,000 such detainers over a recent 12-month period, declined to enforce 1,200 and received $42 million less than it wanted for doing Washington’s immigration-enforcement grunt…
Mass shootings are happening more often in the U.S., but tighter national gun control seems impossible to achieve. An Australian in New York recounts his country’s response to a massacre.
The borough’s melting-pot makeup and authorities’ willingness to label crimes as hateful are reasons why Kings County often reports more hate crimes than most states.
A video lays bare the problems with eyewitness testimony: At a recent conference, a robbery was staged, and 83 percent of people in the audience couldn’t identify the right guy…
The revelations about systemic brutality in the city’s jails point to the critical role that captains—the first layer of leadership over correction officers—play.
