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Tension Between NYPD and De Blasio Jeopardizing City's Chances to Host Democratic National Convention

Mayor Bill de Blasio Delivers Remarks at NYPD Graduation Ceremony. Madison Square Garden, New York. Monday, December 29, 2014.
Wanted: Reporters, Writers, Bloggers and Interns!

Wanted: Reporters, Writers, Bloggers and Interns!

R eporters: Interested in reporting the real news of Central Brooklyn, one of the fastest-growing and culturally diverse areas in the country? W riters: Are you a resident of Central Brooklyn, and you have something you'd like to share or get off you
The Brooklyn Reader: A Look Back at the Top-15 Stories of 2014

The Brooklyn Reader: A Look Back at the Top-15 Stories of 2014

2014. What a year! Nationally, there were a lot of cheers and an equal amount of jeers in the headlines. All in all, however, optimism won out, as we made it through the ups and downs, smarter, more aware and in many ways stronger than ever.

Report: Number of Officers Killed on the Job Jumps 24% in 2014

Photo: sacbee.com The number of law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty jumped by 24 percent this year, the Associated Press writes.
Procrastinators' Picks for 2015 NYE Celebrations in BROOKLYN

Procrastinators' Picks for 2015 NYE Celebrations in BROOKLYN

Celebrating New Years Eve can be stressful. Whether from the pressure of showing out-of-town friends a good time, to picking the right spot to ring it in.

The Mayor's Fund Raises $120 K for the Families of Ramos and Liu

New York Ciy Mayor Bill de Blasio (C) and wife Chirlane McCray walk out of slain NYPD officer Rafael Ramos' funeral service at Christ Tabernacle Church in Queens Photo: Reuters / Carlo Allegri The Mayor's Fund to Advance New York City announced on Mo

Bed-Stuy United Prayer Rally & Vigil

Photos of the NYPD Officers Weinjen Liu (left) and Rafael Ramos are displayed at the Bed-Stuy memorial near where they were killed Saturday.

Following NYPD Assassinations, Cops Turning a Blind Eye to Minor Crimes

Photo: rt.com With cops on edge following the assassination of two patrol officers in Bed-Stuy last week, many officers have started to not respond to minor crimes claiming they are "scared," the Post reports. "I'm not writing any summonses.

Public Hearings Planned in State Senate to Review Police Safety

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Jewish Leader Offers $500 for Missing Man with Dementia

Jewish Leader Offers $500 for Missing Man with Dementia

An elderly Crown Heights man named Moshe Kanofsky, who suffers from light dementia and memory loss, has been missing since last Thursday, December 18. Councilman David G.