- May 24, 2026
New York’s Guardian Angels Bolster Presence in Jewish Neighborhoods
Curtis Sliwa, founder of the Guardian Angels, a volunteer organization known for patrolling New York City’s subways in the 1980s, never left the streets, but
Falsely convicted attorney plans to sue former DA Joseph Hynes, even though he died last year – New York Daily News
So much for letting the dead rest. A lawyer and political gadfly who claims he was falsely prosecuted and convicted in a bizarre voter fraud
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Increased Police Presence in the Wake of Anti-Semitic Hate Crimes Raises Concerns for Some
NYPD on Eastern Parkway, Crown Heights. Liena Zagare/Bklyner CROWN HEIGHTS – There’s unease among some people of color in Brooklyn neighborhoods slated to receive more
Shomrim in action
This video shows Shomrim in action, but what’s more important than that is the message it brings. At 11 pm last night, Boro Park Shomrim
Jewish patrol group Shomrim offers emergency phones to New York City synagogues
(January 8, 2020 / JNS) The volunteer Jewish neighborhood watch group Shomrim is offering New York City synagogues special phones that connect instantly to emergency
Midwood Store Owner Shaken Up By Being Latest hate Crime Victim
01.03.2020 Brooklyn, NY A group of three black teens walked into a Kosher Bagel store on Avenue M and East 18th Street in Midwood and
City of Fear: The Fallout of Monsey
Where once there was confidence and ease in being a New York City Jew — whether you were a Seinfeldian Upper West Sider or more
NYPD Believes 2 Anti-Semitic Attacks In Crown Heights May Be Linked
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — The NYPD is now investigating another anti-Semitic attack in Brooklyn, and police believe it may … source
New York Synagogue Attack: Civil Rights Organizations, Local Leaders Denounce Antisemitism
Civil rights organizations and local leaders came together Monday to denounce Antisemitism with one collective voice; CBS2’s Alice Gainer reports. source