Vandalism

The assault happened in the early morning hours of July 4, police said.

Two separate acts of vandalism occurred within days of each other in the neighborhood this week.

A path in the park's Alpine Garden was tagged with messages in white spray paint.

Keyshawn Brown, 16, "knowingly placed" a metal rail sign on the tracks at Nostrand Avenue, police said.

Police believe Richard Vasquez may be responsible for other car break-ins Uptown.

The break-ins, discovered Wednesday morning, echoed a similar incident on the street in July.

Signed copies of "Hard Choices" had the autograph page torn out, according to the Strand bookstore.

Flames erupted at 38-05 69th St. in Woodside Wednesday morning, officials said.

The 25th Precinct teamed up with local businesses to help curb Halloween mischief. 

While the Oct. 11 incident was not classified a hate crime, a hate crimes detective is aiding the case.

The city received 211 complaints about graffiti in the neighborhood this year, compared to 96 in 2013.

Teenagers were caught on surveillance video knocking over shelves at the Gourmet Butcher Deli Saturday.

Vandals poured water on the nurse's computer and wrecked keyboards in five separate classrooms.

The graffiti was found a week after a Jewish tenant moved into the President Street apartment building.

Some cars on Park Avenue were robbed overnight Monday, and others were just damaged.