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Berta Weinstein is the Merrick Heralds 2023 Person of the Year. From her early involvement with the South Merrick Community Civic Association to her diverse roles as a leader, advocate, and organizer, Weinstein has played a pivotal role in shaping Merricks close-knit community.

The vibrant streets of Los Angeles have long been a symbol of opportunity and diversity, attracting entrepreneurs, customers and law enforcement alike. However, a dark shadow looms over the city as rampant, shameless shoplifting plagues local businesses, leaving a trail of demoralization in its wake. 

NASHUA -- A Manchester man with no fixed address is facing numerous charges, including five counts of felony theft, following his arrest over the weekend by members of the police

Man, 75 assaulted outside his residence

Police have arrested a suspect in connection to an assault that left a senior with significant injuries to his face following an altercation in Forest Glade.

In a letter to the public, Joseph Couch, Interim President of the Eureka Police Officers Association, said departures of police officers is creating a staffing shortage that is impacting preventative policing in Eureka.

While they are just big empty rooms right now, a classroom and training area for the Danville Police Department will soon be created for a variety of community uses.

Downtown Sacramento businesses said, despite ongoing efforts, they're constantly dealing with a multitude of problems due to the homeless population.

Monitors found a number of Cleveland police use-of-force investigations were either biased in favor of officers or not conducted in a timely manner.

Town councillors support expansion of a pilot test that allowed dogs more access to the waterfront in Port Elgin and Southampton.