gun violence

Governor Kathy Hochul is announcing $18.2 million in funding to support law enforcement agencies that participate in New York’s State Gun Involved Violence Elimination or GIVE initiative.

Republican candidate for New York's 19th Congressional District seat Marc Molinaro visited the Utica Police Department on Tuesday. Molinaro met with Chief Mark Williams, UPD staff and police union members to discuss issues in the community and the impact cashless bail has had on the City of Utica...

Utica Police have removed yet another illegal firearm and more narcotics from city Streets. The war on gun violence in the city may continue, but progress is indeed being made.

Utica Police say officers were dispatched to the 1400 block of Seymour Avenue at around 5PM Friday night and discovered a man suffering from gun shot wounds.

There is no question 2020 was a very violent year for the City of Utica. There were a number of homicides, shootings, stabbings and 'shots fired.' One local Councilman is now calling on the community to help put an end to the senseless violence.

The Utica Police Department is once again investigating multiple shooting incidents in the city, both of which occurred Tuesday night.

Investigators with the Utica Police Department were busy Tuesday as they began investigations on two separate gun violence incidents in the City.

As the White House looks for ways to fight gun violence, officials have looked at Indiana as one potential model in addressing mental illness.

Utica Councilman and Democrat Mayoral Candidate Joe Marino is once again, publicly, calling for Mayor Rob Palmieri to step down as Public Safety Commissioner.

Seven organizations across New York state are splitting more than $3 million in state funding to curb gun violence and help people impacted by shootings.