NYC Crime And Public Safety Trends, With Liz Glazer & Josh Greenman

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Liz Glazer and Josh Greenman — the founder and managing editor, respectively, of the policy journal Vital City — joined the show to discuss New York City crime and public safety trends. That includes how crime in New York City compares to pre-pandemic levels, gains and challenges of recent years, public concerns about safety and order, policy solutions, and more. (Ep 460)

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