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CCRB officials say without additional funding, they will have to ask the NYPD to go back to investigating racial profiling complaints in-house.

Police watchdog agency says it doesn’t have enough staff or resources to investigate complaints.

Employee advocates say that the city’s law is too weak, and employers say that confusion abounds.

Judges have already ruled that the prosecutors broke the law.

The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene has formed a coalition to end clinical algorithms that use race as a variable for deciding patient care.

New report dives into the experiences and attitudes of the country’s second largest immigrant group

Police are investigating six different vandalism incidents targeting Jewish institutions in the Bronx.

The 61-year-old was reportedly collecting cans for extra money in East Harlem when another man knocked him to the ground and kicked him in the head multiple times.

The anxieties health care workers are experiencing over the increased attacks are shared by Asian American patients, too. Some have avoided medical care during the pandemic.

The NYPD has been working with the federal monitor this year to improve its investigations.