Dwayne Belfield, 41, was a regular customer since childhood at Exclusive Style barber shop on Church Ave. in East Flatbush.

NYPD CompStat statistics for Staten Island from January through June recorded three shooting victims for the six-month period, as compared to eight during the same period in 2024 — a 62.5% decline.

The city last Wednesday announced record lows in shooting victims in the last six months.NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch in a press release said the city saw the lowest number of ...

Rapes in New York City have increased substantially so far in 2024 over last year, with a surge of almost 60% in June alone, according to the latest crime statistics released by the NYPD on ...

The Big Apple went five days without a single shooting victim in a milestone that hasn’t been reached in 30 years, the NYPD announced Thursday night. “This is the longest we’ve gone without ...

New crime statistics released by the NYPD show that there were 153 gun violence victims who were minors in 2022, up from 138 in 2021 and 125 in 2020.

Police are investigating a shooting and slashing that happened along a commercial strip in the Bronx Tuesday afternoon. The ...

For the month of July 2022, the number of overall shooting incidents increased in New York City compared with July 2021, highlighting the continuing need to eradicate gun violence and end the ...

According to NYPD data, there was a spike in incidents of homicide throughout the city this past week with seven individuals killed between Monday and Thursday.

A shooting incident left an 18-year-old injured Tuesday in Williamsburg, according to police. Authorities say the victim was shot in his back around 10:20 p.m. on Morgan Avenue.

Official statistics show the NYPD tracked spikes in every category of major crime except murders during June, July and August compared with last year.

NEW YORK (PIX11) — New York City went five days this week without any shooting victims. It’s the longest the NYPD has seen since recording shooting victims over the last 30 years; now, the ...