34th Police Precinct

Police are responding to a surge in burglaries in Washington Heights by deploying more police to the area.

Police made three mugging arrests in Hudson Heights as parents began planning a neighborhood watch.

Boys and girls are invited to join the Michael J. Buczek Little League during three registration times in March.

Parents will learn signs for gangs and potential gang involvement at a forum presented by law enforcement officials.

Police said they are searching for a man who used a BB gun to mug a man who walked through Isham Park to get to work.

Civil rights attorney Norman Siegel will represent two of the men ticketed for playing chess in an Inwood playground.

The Council recommended the NYPD maintain extra cops assigned to the 34th Precinct and expand patrols to Inwood.

Firefighters discovered a marijuana lab as they fought to put out the blaze, but said it the lab did not cause the fire.

A man fought off muggers who attempted to steal his iPad as he tried to enter his apartment building on Bennett Avenue.

Despite surging crime, the NYPD does not plan to dispatch any additional officers to Inwood, officials said.

A top NYPD official said two of the men ticketed for playing chess had prior arrests, including for armed assault.

Residents differed on whether the NYPD should have ticketed seven men for playing chess in Inwood Hill Park.

The 34th Precinct Community Council is asking for donations to bring turkeys to needy households in Upper Manhattan.

The all-volunteer Inwood Safety Patrol plans to pick up where it left off this spring with neighborhood patrols.

CB12 is reconsidering Dark Horse's liquor license application after owners didn't get to the last meeting.