Barry Buzzetti

Members of the 34th Precinct handed out board games and musical instruments to uptown children.

The 33rd and 34th precincts have seen a rise in crime after the superstorm, officials said.

Inwood and Washington Heights were largely spared as Hurricane Sandy wreaked havoc elesewhere.  

Three women were attacked in the month of October and police believe one man is to blame..

The 34th Precinct addressed community concerns about crime as locals continued calls for more cops.

Police believe the same men are responsible for six violent attacks since the beginning of June.

A father buying ice cream for his family was assaulted when a suspect tried to steal his gold chain.

Grand larcenies, robberies, burglaries and rapes are up. Car thefts and murders are down.

Police are on the hunt for a repeat burglar who uses Vaseline to avoid getting caught by neighbors.

Inwood residents said they were concerned after an unleashed dog attacked another dog in Isham Park.

An undercover female cop helped arrest five alleged johns in Washington Heights.

Inwood drivers say they are frustrated by the loss of parking in an area already strapped for spots.

Police from the 34th Precinct began cracking down on double parking along Broadway this week. 

An Inwood man fell from a cliff in Fort Tryon Park while trying to outrun two suspected attackers.

A man was mugged for his iPhone and wallet as he walked through Isham Park to a tree lighting party.