Tandy Lau

On Oct. 15, the NYPD Inspector General issued a follow-up report on the city’s controversial gang database, criticized for racial bias.

A judge will resentence Andre Brown later this year, opening the door for him to remain free despite his reinstated conviction.

New Yorkers commemorated Daniel Prude on what would have been his 47th birthday as they called for passing his namesake bill.

A committee formed to appease an illegal prison guard strike earlier this year recommended rollbacks to the state’s solitary confinement ban.

Five deaths in city custody — three people on Rikers and two in NYPD lock-up — have occurred over roughly the past two weeks.

Incarceration prevents people from qualifying for city-funded supportive housing, which requires a recent track record of homelessness.

The city will encourage and mandate developers to include more two-bedroom units, Mayor Eric Adams announced on July 30.

State Attorney General Letitia James secured the $16.75 million settlement in February against DoorDash, the largest food delivery platform.

Lawyers representing Messiah Nantwi’s estate filed a federal lawsuit on June 17 against correctional officers.

June marks Gun Violence Awareness Month. Shootings are the leading cause of death for Black men ages 15 to 24 in the United States.