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STUDIO CITY, Calif.—Two men were arrested following a barricade at a residence in Studio City where authorities found ...

Temple University says it's addressing concerns about crime on campus and the president is moving to be closer to students to understand what it’s like to...

According to officials, the Department of Law & Public Safety is making $17 million in grant funding available to acquire and expand technology to reduce gun violence and combat a rise in auto thefts fueling violent crime in New Jersey, using federal American Rescue Plan (ARP) funds.    Officials say, the Department is now accepting applications from New Jersey law enforcement agencies for these grant funds, as described in the Notices of Availability of Funds (NOAFs) that the Department i...

The principal of a Boston public school was beaten until unconscious during an increase in violence in the school district.

The principal of a Boston public school was beaten until unconscious during an increase in violence in the school district.

The 61-year-old principal of a school in Boston's Dorchester neighborhood was hospitalized Wednesday after being knocked unconscious in what police describe as a "very...

A recent announcement from New Jersey Acting Attorney General Bruck is leaving more questions than answers.

NYPD Chief of Department Terence Monahan, the police departments highest-ranking uniformed officer, is retiring, and Chief of Detectives Rodney Harrison will replace him, Mayor Bill de Blasio and Police Commissioner Dermot Shea announced Thursday. Shea said Essigs work ethic has reflected the values and concerns of the citizens where he has served. "Chief Essigs commitment to the public good, and his vision for fair, effective policing, has seen our city through to its historic crime reductions...