NYPD bemoans paltry pay for rookies
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They're known as "New York's Finest," but their starting pay isn't.
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New Yorkers pride themselves on their ability to handle almost anything: Blackouts. Sweltering subway stations. Obscenely small apartments at ridiculously high costs.
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Streeters are getting a little less than they did in the past.
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Police forces across Britain are being urged to reveal how much money is being paid to informers.
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The move this week by New York reflects concern about prison overcrowding and 'fairness.'
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By DAVID BAUDER  NEW YORK - At Showtime, the bosses are accustomed to having a very narrow window of opportunity.
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New York state voters oppose a plan by New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg to impose fees on drivers in Manhattan, but they would support it if the money raised staves off hikes in tolls and transit fares, according to a poll released on Tuesday.
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The city has started charging residents $500 for structure fires and up to $1,000 for false alarms to raise money for the financially troubled department.
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New York City, where tolls are $6 and putting your car in a parking garage for just an hour can run you $20, is already an expensive place to drive. Now the mayor wants to make it so costly some people won't even bother driving and will take mass transit instead.
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The relatives of those killed by the police in the New York CityÂs streets have become unintended friends.
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The tireless urban worker doesn't get a lot of opportunities to take a relaxing break, but MetroNaps is trying to change that, at $14 a pop. Rachel Metz reports from New York.
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New rules require New York City's yellow taxicabs to accept credit cards from passengers, but some drivers are balking, because of concern over credit-card processing fees and the prospect of smaller tips.
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The city's police department, tarnished in the past by charges of brutality and racism, is defending itself against fresh criticism over how often officers decide whom to stop and search on the streets.
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Some New York firefighters resent the way the former mayor treated the department before and after Sept. 11.
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Local law enforcement is now making 'counterfeit chic' seizures, but should taxpayers pay to protect corporate bottom lines?
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A police officerâs death became a symbol for ill ground zero workers, but parts of his story appear not to be accurate.
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In the days after the Republican National Convention, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly stated that "every NYPD officer did a great job." But interviews and a review of videos of demonstrations point to many problems.