After sending samples to a lab, the results showed lead levels up to 12 times higher than standards from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention.

Lab tests reveal dangerous levels of lead falling from several MTA structures

After the state and city announced the introduction of 1,200 overtime NYPD shifts to staff subway platforms, Walker says officers were nearly everywhere, but that from October to now, that hasn’t stayed constant.

Team 12 Investigates: MTA conductor weighs in on Price of Patrols

A court hearing is scheduled for April 27, which will ultimately decide if the dogs will be returned to the owner or remain in the care of ASPCA.

New petition gets over 17,000 signatures after on-camera animal abuse incident

Three months after receiving the eviction notice, King was in housing court, hoping her cries did not fall on deaf ears after being told she needed to leave for no reason.  

Brooklyn woman, Legal Aid Society call for better tenant protections 

The worker says that over the 11 years he has worked in delis, that this is his fourth violent incident, and he hopes more can be done to protect workers like him.

NYPD: Bodega worker assaulted in attempted stabbing 

When people look to bring those conversations into the real world, Austin invites them to a multi-use center in Bed-Stuy. The space has a bulletin board where community offerings and requests can be made.