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St. George »

The NYPD Hate Crimes Unit is investigating a half-dozen cars found with racist graffiti, they said.

East Village »

DNAinfo's stories ranged from a shame campaign against dog scofflaws to the top laid-back rooftop bars.

Bed-Stuy »

Spike Lee is holding a block party Saturday to mark the 25th anniversary of "Do the Right Thing."

Central Harlem »

Ruby Dee, 91, who lived in Harlem for many years, died on Wednesday night.

Central Harlem »

The poet, author and activist died in her home in Winston-Salem, N.C., her family said.

Central Harlem »

Jerome Murdough was found dead after being left in a sweltering jail cell. 

Civic Center »

It's been eight months since the U.S. Attorney's Office announced it would review the case.

Hunts Point »

A local graffiti artist depicted Ruby Bridges, the first black child to attend an all-white school.

Crown Heights »

The congressman, who died Oct. 21 at age 77, was honored in a service at Medgar Evers College Monday. 

Civic Center »

In a brief filed in state court, the mayor's office says state law preempts the City Council's law.

Civic Center »

The mayor's office is fighting a federal judge's ruling that found the NYPD violated rights.

Mott Haven »

A study showed that a California police department that used cameras reduced civilian complaints.  

Edenwald »

A Bronx family says police barged into their home and took them into custody, but cops had wrong place.

Jackson Heights »

A corner in Jackson Heights will be renamed to honor a former activist who died in 1996.

Union Square »

Hours after the verdict clearing gunman George Zimmerman of guilt, hundreds rallied.