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DOJ investigating NYPD sex crimes division after allegations of 'shaming' - Vimarsana News

DOJ investigating NYPD sex crimes division after allegations of 'shaming'

The Department of Justice has opened an investigation into the New York City Police Department’s Special Victims Division after receiving reports of officers mishandling sexual assault cases and engaging in “gender-biased” practices.

New program offers fire safety inspections for at-risk homes in wildfire danger zones in Ventura County - Vimarsana News

New program offers fire safety inspections for at-risk homes in wildfire danger zones in Ventura County

Ventura Regional Fire Safe Council gets Cal Fire grant to do free inspections, and provide safety tips.

Source: kclu.org
Feds investigating NYPD sex crimes unit - Vimarsana News

Feds investigating NYPD sex crimes unit

The U.S. Justice Department says it is investigating the New York Police Department's treatment of sex crime victims after receiving reports of deficiencies for more than a decade.

Source: fox5ny.com
Justice Department investigating NYPD Special Victims Division over concerns of 'gender-biased policing' - Vimarsana News

Justice Department investigating NYPD Special Victims Division over concerns of 'gender-biased policing'

The Justice Department says it is investigating the NYPD's Special Victims Division to assess whether it "engages in a pattern or practice of gender-biased policing."

NYC Mayor Eric Adams defends selection of Frank Carone as chief of staff, again - Vimarsana News

NYC Mayor Eric Adams defends selection of Frank Carone as chief of staff, again

Frank Carone, who was a partner at the politically plugged-in Abrams Fensterman law firm before coming to City Hall in January, once represented developers like the Fortis Property Group, which is pursuing a project on the Brooklyn waterfront that will require approvals from the city.