gun violence

A second teen dies in a Bronx apartment shooting just this week.

New York’s drop mirrored a national decline in gun violence, but the city drove down shootings more than smaller cities did, according to police data.

Nearly 20 organizations in the city lost DOJ funding. Some say they’re worried about potential spikes in neighborhood violence.

Experts worried the shootings could spur more violence if communities aren’t provided the appropriate resources to help young people deal with trauma.

Police are investigating what sparked the gunfire.

State Sen. Zellnor Myrie, a prospective candidate for mayor, says the state's response to shootings should be streamlined and expanded.

The subway station is one of several that will receive the controversial technology over the next month as part of a pilot program.

Gothamist's analysis is the first of its kind to combine verified police data with real-time, original reporting on shooting deaths.

The two girls were playing as their mother watched from a nearby bench.

A 14-year-old boy was already in custody for another shooting, police said.