Legalized jaywalking: It's the latest handcuff slapped on NYPD copsThe City Council legalized jaywalking, removing fines and restricting police enforcement at dangerous intersections.
Jaywalking Is a New York Tradition. Now It's Legal, Too.New York City has decriminalized jaywalking, acknowledging the common practice among its residents.
Exclusive | Jaywalking in NYC is set to be legal - but there was hardly any enforcement when it was a crimeJaywalking will soon be legal in NYC, despite historic concerns about pedestrian safety.
BREAKING: Council Balks on Legalizing 'Jaywalking' - Streetsblog New York CityCity Council Speaker Adrienne Adams has delayed a bill to legalize jaywalking amid concerns over racial bias in enforcement practices by the NYPD.
Wednesday's Headlines: Will 'Jaywalking' Still Be Illegal Edition - Streetsblog New York CityThe decriminalization of jaywalking is being reconsidered, reflecting concerns over racial bias and public safety in New York City.
Legalized jaywalking: It's the latest handcuff slapped on NYPD copsThe City Council legalized jaywalking, removing fines and restricting police enforcement at dangerous intersections.
Jaywalking Is a New York Tradition. Now It's Legal, Too.New York City has decriminalized jaywalking, acknowledging the common practice among its residents.
Exclusive | Jaywalking in NYC is set to be legal - but there was hardly any enforcement when it was a crimeJaywalking will soon be legal in NYC, despite historic concerns about pedestrian safety.
BREAKING: Council Balks on Legalizing 'Jaywalking' - Streetsblog New York CityCity Council Speaker Adrienne Adams has delayed a bill to legalize jaywalking amid concerns over racial bias in enforcement practices by the NYPD.
Wednesday's Headlines: Will 'Jaywalking' Still Be Illegal Edition - Streetsblog New York CityThe decriminalization of jaywalking is being reconsidered, reflecting concerns over racial bias and public safety in New York City.
Analysis: NYPD's 'Precision Policing' of 'Jaywalking' Doesn't Add Up - Streetsblog New York CityThe NYPD's ticketing for jaywalking lacks correlation with pedestrian injury rates, suggesting racial bias in enforcement practices.
City Council speaker halts 'jaywalking' bill amid further talks on amended languageA bill to decriminalize jaywalking was halted from a full vote in NYC due to unresolved discussions and legislative processes.
Analysis: NYPD's 'Precision Policing' of 'Jaywalking' Doesn't Add Up - Streetsblog New York CityThe NYPD's ticketing for jaywalking lacks correlation with pedestrian injury rates, suggesting racial bias in enforcement practices.
City Council speaker halts 'jaywalking' bill amid further talks on amended languageA bill to decriminalize jaywalking was halted from a full vote in NYC due to unresolved discussions and legislative processes.
City to legalize jaywalkingNew York City Council voted to legalize jaywalking, citing disproportionate enforcement against communities of color.The measure awaits Mayor Adams' approval before it becomes law.
Brooklyn residents weigh in on recent decriminalization of jaywalkingDecriminalizing jaywalking in Brooklyn aims to enhance safety and address inequality in policing.
NYC officially decriminalizes jaywalking, ending a 66-year ban that was scarcely enforced | amNewYorkNew York City has decriminalized jaywalking, allowing pedestrians to cross streets at will while emphasizing the importance of caution and safety.
Enforcement was considered discriminatory. Now New Yorkers can jaywalk legallyJaywalking has been decriminalized in NYC due to concerns over discriminatory enforcement and a preference to focus on larger safety issues.
Jaywalking is Now Legal in NYCJaywalking is now legal in NYC, allowing crossing outside crosswalks but without right of way.
City to legalize jaywalkingNew York City Council voted to legalize jaywalking, citing disproportionate enforcement against communities of color.The measure awaits Mayor Adams' approval before it becomes law.
Brooklyn residents weigh in on recent decriminalization of jaywalkingDecriminalizing jaywalking in Brooklyn aims to enhance safety and address inequality in policing.
NYC officially decriminalizes jaywalking, ending a 66-year ban that was scarcely enforced | amNewYorkNew York City has decriminalized jaywalking, allowing pedestrians to cross streets at will while emphasizing the importance of caution and safety.
Enforcement was considered discriminatory. Now New Yorkers can jaywalk legallyJaywalking has been decriminalized in NYC due to concerns over discriminatory enforcement and a preference to focus on larger safety issues.
Jaywalking is Now Legal in NYCJaywalking is now legal in NYC, allowing crossing outside crosswalks but without right of way.
'I'm walking here!': Jaywalking legalized in New York CityJaywalking is now legal in New York City to address racial disparities in enforcement and facilitate pedestrian movement.
'I'm Walking Here!': Jaywalking Is Now Legal In New York CityJaywalking is now legal in New York City, aimed at reducing racial discrepancies in enforcement.
I'm walking here!': jaywalking legalized in New York CityNew York City has legalized jaywalking, emphasizing the end of biased enforcement against communities of color.
NYPD issues hundreds of jaywalking tickets a year. Vast majority go to people of color.NYPD's jaywalking enforcement disproportionately targets people of color, showcasing systemic racial inequalities in policing.
Jaywalking legalized in New York City after Mayor Eric Adams declines taking actionNew York City has legalized jaywalking to address racial disparities in enforcement, promoting pedestrian freedom while acknowledging risks involved.
Jaywalking is officially legal in NYCJaywalking has been legalized in NYC to reduce police interactions with marginalized communities.
'I'm walking here!': Jaywalking legalized in New York CityJaywalking is now legal in New York City to address racial disparities in enforcement and facilitate pedestrian movement.
'I'm Walking Here!': Jaywalking Is Now Legal In New York CityJaywalking is now legal in New York City, aimed at reducing racial discrepancies in enforcement.
I'm walking here!': jaywalking legalized in New York CityNew York City has legalized jaywalking, emphasizing the end of biased enforcement against communities of color.
NYPD issues hundreds of jaywalking tickets a year. Vast majority go to people of color.NYPD's jaywalking enforcement disproportionately targets people of color, showcasing systemic racial inequalities in policing.
Jaywalking legalized in New York City after Mayor Eric Adams declines taking actionNew York City has legalized jaywalking to address racial disparities in enforcement, promoting pedestrian freedom while acknowledging risks involved.
Jaywalking is officially legal in NYCJaywalking has been legalized in NYC to reduce police interactions with marginalized communities.
Can It Be: Is Jaywalking In NYC Going To Be Legalized?Jaywalking in NYC might become legal as the City Council passed a bill revoking tickets for the offense.
SF mother allegedly injured by SFPD officer in violent jaywalking arrestA mother of five was allegedly injured by police during a jaywalking arrest, raising concerns about police conduct.
DA declines to charge Black woman slammed into wall during SFPD jaywalking stopThe SF District Attorney's Office did not file charges against Christiana Porter, who alleged excessive force during a police encounter.
SF mother allegedly injured by SFPD officer in violent jaywalking arrestA mother of five was allegedly injured by police during a jaywalking arrest, raising concerns about police conduct.
DA declines to charge Black woman slammed into wall during SFPD jaywalking stopThe SF District Attorney's Office did not file charges against Christiana Porter, who alleged excessive force during a police encounter.
Woman Vows to Sue SFPD For Violent Jaywalking Arrest That Left Her With a Concussion, Separated ShoulderA mother of five plans to sue SFPD after suffering a concussion and separated shoulder during a violent jaywalking arrest.
NYC Officials Split on Jaywalking DecriminalizationNew York City officials oppose decriminalizing jaywalking despite racial disparities in ticketing.