Jose Navarro

Although muggings have declined since an uptick late last year, several Hudson Heights streets are still plagued by robberies.

Security efforts are being increased in Isham Park in the wake of a man mugged by an assailant carrying a BB gun.

Despite an uptick in murder, 46 of the extra 60 cops assigned to the 34th Precinct have been moved elsewhere.

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.

Residents at 510 W. 218th St. said repairs have halted in their building, leaving tenants vulnerable.

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

Dozens will likely be homeless for the holidays if the landlord at 510 W. 218th Street does not make repairs by Friday.

John and Kirsten Galvin received more than $13,000 in donations after a fire gutted their apartment.

Two nightclubs were closed after violating a court order stipulating strict adherence to nuisance abatement and SLA rules.

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.

Captain Jose Navarro of the 34th Precinct said crime was dropping due to a temporary surge of cops in the area.

Inwood and Washington Heights continues to deal with property theft and vandalism in their cars.

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

Inwood residents were outraged by the recent ticketing of chess players at the Inwood Hill Park chess tables.