When policymakers fail, it leaves public school students and educators unprotected. We must act now to protect our public schools and employ a collaborative approach to address public safety needs.

The NYPD’s feel-good, positive trends were offset by public safety concerns in October in the transit system and in public housing developments, according to new NYPD data.

The Colonie PD has issued a public safety alert to residents in the neighborhoods of Lapham Drive, Barker Street, Hawley Avenue, and California A ...

A problem-plagued bike lane in Brooklyn — where an e-biker slammed into a 3-year-old girl over the weekend — has drawn outrage from neighbors as local pols remain short on solutions. Safety ...

Most high-profile violent incidents involving students in recent years have happened outside of schools — often around dismissal.

The boss of New York City‘s transit system defended its safety Monday, saying “high-profile incidents” such as a woman being set on fire “have gotten in people’s heads and made the whole ...

Some residents say they feel that crime is up — whether that’s because high-profile incidents generating headlines, people noticing disorder in their own neighborhoods or any other reason.

Gov. Kathy Hochul says the federal government is withholding hundreds of millions of dollars for New York's emergency ...

The city Department of Education is ramping up safety and support at more than 100 schools where students are most often involved in troubling incidents, suspended or missing class, Mayor Eric Adam… ...

With Crowds Flocking to Parades and Festivals, Inadequate Safety Measures Could Lead to Repeat of Past Tragedies—Attorney Jeff Korek Urges Accountability Event organizers have a legal and moral ...

Thousands of “dangerous instruments” were confiscated in New York City public schools last year — including close to 300 weapons, The Post has learned. School safety agents and cops seized ...

For long-time New Yorkers like Staten Island-based caterer Aretha Mabry, high-profile, unprovoked, “one-off” incidents still have a way of rattling their sense of security.