Recent data released by the NYPD reveals a significant decrease in New York City’s shooting incidents, reaching record lows this year. According to NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch, the city is successfully ‘resetting the curve’ as a result of strategic policing and community engagement. This decline in shootings marks a pivotal shift in the city’s law enforcement efforts and overall safety measures. Tisch highlighted the importance of innovative policing strategies combined with community cooperation as critical factors driving this positive trend. The downward trajectory of violent incidents not only enhances public safety but also boosts confidence in the NYPD’s commitment to crime reduction. Residents and officials alike are hopeful that these record-low shooting rates will continue, making NYC safer for all. As crime statistics continue to improve, the city sets an example of how comprehensive crime-fighting approaches can yield substantial results.
New York PostNew data shows Rent Growth Slows Most for Older, More Affordable Housing Units
August 7, 2025
A recent study by The Pew Charitable Trusts highlights how new housing developments have significantly impacted rent growth, particularly for older, more affordable units. The