Brooklyn's West Indian Day Parade and J'Ouvert will have an extensive safety plan with 2,500 NYPD officers and community group efforts.

The Greenwich Village apartment building of New York Times Executive Editor Joseph Kahn was defaced with red paint and ...

The commissioner wouldn't disclose the exact number of officers who will be on duty but it will be in the thousands.

The peace at the raucous J’Ouvert and the West Indian American Day Parade festivities will be enforced by a 2,500-cop deployment, NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch said Friday.

Given the violence sparked along the parade route in recent years, the police presence on the ground and in the air is aimed at keeping the crowd safe for this year's celebration.

Labor Day in Brooklyn is a celebration of Caribbean heritage, but it also means a heavy police presence surrounding the festivities to keep violence from overshadowing the fun. The 58th annual West ...

At a press conference at Grand Army Plaza in Brooklyn, Mayor Eric Adams and NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch outlined the NYPD's security measures for one of ...

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A Bronx man is facing charges after Times Square was shut down Monday as police investigated a suspicious package. The New ...

The ensuing investigation prompted police to close Seventh Avenue between 42nd and 44th Streets on Monday morning.