Nearly three dozen NYPD officers who the department now says never should have been hired or promoted will be allowed to remain on the force, for now, amid the ongoing scandal.

NYPD ousted 31 officers for hiring discrepancies amid corruption allegations and a lawsuit by former chief James Essig.

In newly filed lawsuits, ex-top NYPD officials allege Mayor Adams and deputies installed unqualified allies and accepted cash for promotions.

A former police commissioner says that under the New York City mayor’s watch, the police department was teeming with ...

A Manhattan Supreme Court judge on Tuesday granted 30 recently-hired NYPD officers a reprieve from being fired, rejecting the ...

Morgan Weistling says the Department of Homeland Security ruined his vacation and used his painting with no permission.

Khalil is a key target in the White House’s efforts to overthrow the United States Constitution and establish a presidential ...

Numerous law-enforcement unions have endorsed the mayor, while several former NYPD leaders accuse Adams and his ...

The former head of the New York Police Department has filed a federal lawsuit against scandal-scarred New York City Mayor ...

The four ex-chiefs allege Adams allowed ex-Police Commissioner Edward Caban, ex-Chief of Department Jeffrey Maddrey and other ...

The department is trying to fire the officers after determining they weren’t qualified to join the force in the first place ...

Three firefighters claim the town violated the Fair Labor Standards Act by not paying them for time they worked or utilized as accrued "compensatory time" over the standard 106 hours of a 14-day ...