NYPD can’t Tolerate City Speeding Anymore

The NYPD insists it does not have even unofficial ticket quotas, but of course it does. And it should.

What it should not do is waste cops on issuing summonses for double-parking and parking at bus stops. Let the parking violations agents do that.

City Mulls $5 Billion Meter Sell-Off

It turns out that New York City’s streets actually are paved with gold — its tens of thousands of parking meters could be worth $5 billion or more if privatized.

Bedbugs Infest NYC Schools

City’s epidemic makes its way into classrooms as bedbugs hop a ride on kids via clothing and jackets.

Smartphones to Ring up Fares

New Yorkers will soon dial up subway rides. Starting next year, you’ll be able to use your smartphone to get past turnstiles as part of the MTA’s plan to kill off the MetroCard, officials said yesterday.

Bloomberg: Two Pairs of Work Shoes in 10 Years

Mayor Bloomberg is the rare billionaire who can preach penny-pinching without putting his foot in his mouth.

He’s been wearing the same shoes for 10 years.

1 Killed in Fast-Moving, Tornado-like Storm

A monster storm ripped through the city Thursday evening, killing one person, snapping mighty trees, and flipping tractor-trailers like toys.

1,100 Redlight Camera Scofflaws Cars Towed

New regulations allowing the cars of red-light scofflaws to be towed have resulted in more than 1,100 vehicles being hooked on the first day — more than double the daily average, The Post has learned.

City Moves Ahead With Expanded Smoking Ban

NEW YORK [NY1] — After considering the issue for months, Mayor Michael Bloomberg today is expected to announce the expansion of the city’s Smoke Free Air Act.

No Parking “Other Times”?!

“No Parking Anytime” makes enough sense — but “No Parking Other Times”?

NYPD Denies Report Of Police Ticket Quotas

NEW YORK [NY1] — The New York Police Department is denying a report it forces officers to write a certain number of summonses, despite new secret recordings suggesting a quota system is in place.

9th Anniversary of the 9/11 Terror Attacks

With emotions still raw and eyes still red, the 9/11 families marked nine years of mourning Saturday at a Ground Zero memorial where politics was mercifully missing.

Dancing with the Cars – Traffic agent’s Got Beat

His dancing stops traffic — literally.

Moving and grooving NYPD traffic agent Wil bert Castillo (pictured) has been directing the flow of cars and pedestrians under the Brooklyn Bridge for just over a year, keeping everyone safely in sync.

Hurricane Earl May Touch Down in NY Friday

The National Weather Service forecasts that impacts of Hurricane Earl may reach the New York metropolitan area by Friday afternoon, bringing heavy rainfall and high winds.

FBI Looking to Interview NYPD Crime Stat Whistleblower

The feds want to talk to the whistle-blowing Brooklyn cop who says NYPD brass tossed him into a psych ward after he accused supervisors of cooking the books on crime stats.