High-ranking NYC officials start fighting, throwing phone at Adams event
High-ranking city officials engaged in a physical altercation over a phone at a public event, prompting an investigation by the Department of Correction.
Ingrid Lewis-Martin and Her Son Are Charged in Corruption Case
Ingrid Lewis-Martin charged in bribery scheme involving $100,000 in cash, luxury items, and misuse of her position to benefit family.
High-ranking NYC officials start fighting, throwing phone at Adams event
High-ranking city officials engaged in a physical altercation over a phone at a public event, prompting an investigation by the Department of Correction.
Ingrid Lewis-Martin and Her Son Are Charged in Corruption Case
Ingrid Lewis-Martin charged in bribery scheme involving $100,000 in cash, luxury items, and misuse of her position to benefit family.
Hamilton building collapse at downtown park could've had 'terrifying' consequences, mayor says | CBC News
The collapsed buildings in Hamilton's Gore Park were marked for demolition as early as 2013 but were preserved due to heritage advocacy.
Coney Island bar owner to sue NYPD over alleged 'shakedowns' involving ex-police commissioner's brother * Brooklyn Paper
Former bar owner Shamel Kelly raises serious allegations of NYPD corruption involving police intimidation and potential corruption at high city levels.
Are The Walls Closing In On Mayor Mixxy?: Feds Raid The Homes of Eric Adams' Top Aides
Federal agents are investigating close associates of Mayor Eric Adams amid a broad corruption probe, targeting several key city officials and their connections.
Brooklyn residents outraged over migrant shelter located feet away from elementary school: 'None of us knew'
Residents in Brooklyn are outraged by the opening of a nearby all-male migrant shelter close to an elementary school, citing a lack of transparency.
Bronx man faces attempted murder, assault charges for Queens subway station stabbing
A Bronx man charged with attempted murder for stabbing a woman in an unprovoked subway attack in Queens.
The suspect, Randol Contreras, facing multiple charges including attempted murder and robbery.
City officials reported a decrease in subway crime despite this violent incident, with good Samaritans helping in the arrest.
Mayor Breed Promises Protected Bike Lanes for Street in Front of City Hall - Streetsblog San Francisco
Mayor London Breed commits to installing protected bike lanes on Polk Street in front of City Hall.
Oakland A's departure to Sacramento sparks disappointment in fans, local leadership
Fans express disappointment over A's moving to Sacramento.
City officials feel team prioritizes profit over loyalty to Oakland.
L.A. looks at eliminating up to 2,000 vacant positions as the city's budget outlook worsens
Los Angeles officials plan to eliminate up to 2,000 vacant positions to address the worsening financial situation.
Strategies to balance the city budget include cutting back on consulting work, delaying public projects, and possibly dipping into reserve funds.
SF residents install lane barrier without city approval 2 years after teacher killed
Residents installed own lane barrier for safety reasons on Franklin Street near Sherman Elementary.
Residents are taking action to demand changes for street safety due to delays from city officials.
Sup. Dorsey Demands Report on Drug Tourism,' Seems to Be Itching For Crackdown
District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey is requesting an analysis of the home addresses of those arrested for drug-related offenses in San Francisco to determine how many are from out of town.
Despite increased law enforcement efforts, overdose deaths in San Francisco have continued to rise, indicating the need for alternative solutions.
SF officials, business owners disagree on Powell St. Promenade Refresh plan
Different perspectives on revitalization efforts in San Francisco's Union Square.
Debate around the effectiveness of the Powell Street Promenade Refresh.
Sup. Dorsey Demands Report on Drug Tourism,' Seems to Be Itching For Crackdown
District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey is requesting an analysis of the home addresses of those arrested for drug-related offenses in San Francisco to determine how many are from out of town.
Despite increased law enforcement efforts, overdose deaths in San Francisco have continued to rise, indicating the need for alternative solutions.
SF officials, business owners disagree on Powell St. Promenade Refresh plan
Different perspectives on revitalization efforts in San Francisco's Union Square.
Debate around the effectiveness of the Powell Street Promenade Refresh.
San Jose to clear 1,000 homeless people from creeks and waterways
City of San Jose plans to move homeless people into shelters due to state mandate on clearing encampments near waterways.
City officials plan on adding shelter spaces and a large group shelter to accommodate homeless individuals, despite the significant cost involved.
After Pipes Burst in Atlanta, Many Residents Lose Water, Then Patience
Severe water main breaks in Atlanta lead to outages, low water pressure, and boil-water notice, causing disruptions and criticism towards city officials.