On busy roads and highways in Harlem, New York, hearing about car accidents is certainly not something new. Even with very careful drivers, accidents can still happen in a split of a second. Continue Reading →
Category Archives: NYPD
FDNY, NYPD Help Feed Hundreds Of Harlem Families 9/11 Heroes And Sheroes
PX11’s Monica Morales reports that the pandemic has created unprecedented health and economic crisis, exacerbating an ongoing crisis of food insecurity. Continue Reading →
B.P. Brewer Calls On Police Commissioner Shea To Remove Barricades Surrounding Precincts
Manhattan Borough President Gale A. Brewer called on Police Commissioner Dermot Shea to take down the barricades surrounding the blocks near Manhattan police precincts. Continue Reading →
What To Do If You’re Stopped By The Police From Harlem To Hollywood (Video)
Law enforcement officers play an important role in our criminal justice system. We rely on the police to keep our communities safe, and to treat us fairly regardless of race, ethnicity, national origin, gender, or residence. Continue Reading →
Coalition Of Over 50 Nonprofits Calling For REFORM NYPD NOW
Over 50 nonprofit organizations – including social justice and advocacy organizations, religious congregations, and nonprofits providing vital education, health, housing, youth development. Continue Reading →
Statement By Senator Brad Hoyland On NYPD Community Meetings From Harlem To Hollis
Today, Senator Brad Hoylman issued the following statement calling on the NYPD to hold community meetings with a call-in option: Continue Reading →
Boroughs Confirmed Top Cop Complaints In NYPD Precincts From Harlem To Hollis
A hold in Harlem. A Bronx outpost. An ocean-side presence in Far Rockaway. A view of the Staten Island Ferry. A largely-Black swath of east Brooklyn. Continue Reading →