N.Y. — An NYPD officer from Staten Island has reached a $175,000 settlement with the city in a lawsuit alleging punishment from superiors for failing to acknowledge “courtesy cards” flashed ...

The deal brings an end to a lawsuit brought ... for failing to honor the cards, though the settlement itself makes no substantive changes to how the cards are used by NYPD officers.

The NYPD is running a protection racket. I know this sounds like some sort of internet conspiracy theory, but it’s true. These police benevolent association “courtesy cards” are commonly ...

An NYPD inspector has been tapped to become the department’s First Amendment protest supervisor — a newly created position mandated by a federal legal settlement forcing police to overhaul how ...

An NYPD detective faced daily acts of sexism and racism, including being called “a savage’’ — and was bizarrely taunted with ...

And yet it still happens.” The good news is that the agreement with the NYPD is part of a series of lawsuits, settlements, and legislation that is redefining the relationship between the police and ...

A man shot and paralyzed by a “ticking time bomb” NYPD officer in an apparent road rage will need around-the-clock care for the rest of his life after the disturbing attack, a new lawsuit claims.

These police benevolent association “courtesy cards” are ... The only action the NYPD took in response was to pull him off ...