Fifty years have passed since New York City implemented a landmark window guard law aimed at preventing child fatalities from falling out of windows. The law, which requires landlords to install window guards in apartments with children under the age of six, was a groundbreaking measure to address a tragic reality. However, despite its age, the law remains crucial, and recent reports suggest that some landlords are still not complying, leaving residents to worry about the safety of their children. As the city continues to grapple with issues of housing affordability and landlord accountability, the window guard law has become a contentious issue, with residents calling for stricter enforcement to protect the lives of young New Yorkers.
50 years ago, NYC passed a landmark window guard law. Today, some landlords aren't stepping up, residents say. CBS News
