34th Precinct

Inwood residents will have a chance to air their grievences about Dyckman Street's "Alcohol Alley" to the commanding officer of the 34th Precinct.

Police and residents in Washington Heights and Inwood gathered for National Night Out Tuesday.

The Parks Department will be closing the Dyckman Fields section of Inwood Hill Park at 10 p.m. instead of 1 a.m. as a security precaution, after receiving a request from the 34th Precinct.

Police flooded the northern portion of Washington Heights and Inwood over the weekend in a crackdown on quality of life crimes.

Dyckman Street restaurant owners and residents met to discuss concerns surrounding the party atmosphere on what was recently coined Inwood's "Alcohol Alley."

Capt. Jose Navarro said police would start patrolling hard to access areas on the odd looking scooters this weekend.

The state Senate passed a bill stiffening penalties against vendors who sell sugary alcoholic drinks to minors.

Police are working with the Washington Heights BID to clean up illegal street vending on West 181st Street.

After months of debate, Community Board 12's Traffic and Transportation committee plans to hold a bike lane forum in June.

The police officers were injured while apprehending two men who rode a motorcycle on a sidewalk, police said.

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.

State Sen. Adriano Espaillat plans to discuss various issues that effect those who live in the 31st State Senate District.

Police were investigating the murder of Adionis Santana, 16, and Jonathan Bells, 18.

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