The case against a man arrested after a Harlem shooting, in which a man was killed amid a hail of 46 police bullets, will not be immediately presented to a grand jury.

A Bronx resident injured in a street confrontation between an armed man and officers who fired 46 times filed notice of his intention to seek damages from the city.

Ballistic tests show that the bullet that killed a man at a party on Sunday was probably fired by one of four officers.

Ballistics tests show that the bullet that killed a man at a party on Sunday was probably fired by one of four police officers who discharged 46 rounds after gunfire broke out.

The investigation concluded that the department should examine its handling of a domestic violence case involving a senior aide to the governor.

Closing a key chapter in one of the most notorious police shootings in recent memory, the city agreed to pay more than $7 million to settle a lawsuit by the family of Sean Bell, who was fatally shot in 2006.

Bills that are quietly pushed, not trumpeted, are gaining approvals as the legislative session winds down.

Jurors reached conclusions that were undesirable to the plaintiff, Michael Mineo, and to a police officer he said had attacked him during a 2008 arrest.

Prosecutors said a New York police officer captured on surveillance video striking a man repeatedly with a retractable baton used excessive force and falsified records of the encounter.

A police officer’s description of manipulated crime reports, quotas, and street-stop tactics set off a testy exchange.