NYPD Commissioner Edward Caban, second from right, announces new crime statistics for the third quarter of the year at a news conference at police headquarters in Manhattan Wednesday.

Newly-released statistics show the NYPD is still struggling to halt the post-pandemic crime wave, with overall major crime staying steady compared to last year but still more than 30% higher than ...

In addition to the crime data, NYPD officials also detailed plans for the 48th annual Macy’s Fourth of July fireworks display, which this year is taking place on the Hudson River, beginning at ...

The NYPD released its monthly crime statistics Tuesday. Overall crime is down 4.1% across the city. Compared to November 2022, murder, shootings, rape, robbery and grand larceny are all down, ...

The Bronx saw upticks in felony assaults, grand larcenies, and rapes during a recent 28-day period compared to the same time ...

New York City saw a 22% jump in crime between 2021 and 2022, but its overall crime index declined for the second straight month in December, NYPD data released Thursday shows. Police logged ...

What You Need To Know. New York City recorded fewer homicides last month than it did in March 2021, but overall crime rose by nearly 37%; The five boroughs logged 32 murders last month — a 15.8% ...

The city’s murder rate saw the greatest decrease of all major crimes, with 17 fewer killings (15 vs. 32), which the NYPD touted as a “ hefty ” 53.1% reduction.

NYPD officers investigate a police involved shooting in the rear of the Riviera Motor Inn at Atlantic Avenue and Elton Street after a member of the Warrant Squad fired one shot at a fugitive who ...

NEW YORK (CBSNewYork/AP) -- The NYPD has made public a tool that maps a week's worth of crime throughout the five boroughs. As 1010 WINS' Juliet Papa reported, the city's CompStat 2.0 program is a ...

The NYPD has until June to report crime data to the FBI. Christopher Sadowski Each year since 2017, city officials were reminded of the deadline for the system switch.

We ran the NYPD CompStat meetings together in 2015 and 2016. We were able to manage further declines in crime from New York City’s already very low numbers, including an all-time low in shootings.