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Even if the most intense reverberations from Commissioner James O’Neill’s August 19 decision subside, the Garner case will continue to shape conversations about the mayor, the police department and the…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

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Aug 2019

Opinion

Opinion: NYC Must Act Now to Safeguard Children When Their Parent is Arrested

The national uproar to the recent ICE raids in Mississippi cast a bright light on an issue that stretches well beyond immigration: the practice of arresting parents without adequate regard…

ByElizabeth Gaynes

ByDaniel Dromm 0Comments

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Aug 2019

Uncategorized

Pedestrian Injuries Rise in Bushwick, Where Safety Features are Few

An upcoming rezoning has some worried that more residents will clog up the roads in cars and bikes, contributing to more crashes and pedestrian deaths.

ByRachel Rippetoe 0Comments

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Jul 2019

Justice Podcasts

Max & Murphy: Cops, Communities and the Garner Case

The chair of the Council’s Committee on Public Safety believes the mayor could play a more decisive role than he’s said, and could have played it much sooner, in deciding…

ByJarrett Murphy 0Comments

11

Jul 2019

Podcasts

Max & Murphy: The Queens DA Race and the State of Police Reform

The weekly WBAI public affairs show gets an update on the recount in the Queens Democratic district attorney primary and checks in with a top advocacy group about where criminal-justice…

ByJarrett Murphy 1Comment

24

Jan 2019

Opinion

CityViews: Is NYPD Oversight Really Making Homeless Shelters Safer?

‘This month marks two years of NYPD oversight of shelter security. With so much invested in the arrangement, a thorough examination is overdue.’

ByDaniel Kennedy 1Comment

20

Dec 2018

Opinion

CityViews: Black Women Call out the Mayor on Police Reform

‘Some of the city’s most tireless and tenacious police reform advocates are Black women whose loved ones were killed by the NYPD.’

BySienna Fontaine

ByKesi Foster 0Comments

16

Nov 2018

Justice Opinion

CityViews: For Dems Promising Criminal-Justice Reform, Opposing Trump or the IDC Won’t Be Enough

‘Opening new jails is a down payment ensuring we stay stuck in our old ways. That’s not a price we should be willing to pay.’

ByJosmar Trujillo 0Comments

16

Nov 2018

Justice Opinion

CityViews: City Must Choose Between Two Different Visions of Policing

‘There are significant warning signs that could jeopardize the progress we have made against crime.’

ByPatrick J. Lynch 0Comments

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Oct 2018

Justice

Crime Spike in Bed-Stuy Spurs Call for Block Watchers

The Block Watcher program was popular in the 1970s and 1980s. The program was revived in 2013 across several neighborhoods, including Bed-Stuy and Astoria, and then halted again in recent…

ByKelly Ng 2Comments

What the Pantaleo Decision Tells Us About Police Accountability in New York City

Opinion: NYC Must Act Now to Safeguard Children When Their Parent is Arrested

Pedestrian Injuries Rise in Bushwick, Where Safety Features are Few

Max & Murphy: Cops, Communities and the Garner Case

Max & Murphy: The Queens DA Race and the State of Police Reform

CityViews: Is NYPD Oversight Really Making Homeless Shelters Safer?

CityViews: Black Women Call out the Mayor on Police Reform

CityViews: For Dems Promising Criminal-Justice Reform, Opposing Trump or the IDC Won’t Be Enough

CityViews: City Must Choose Between Two Different Visions of Policing

Crime Spike in Bed-Stuy Spurs Call for Block Watchers

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