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Deputy Inspector Neil Zuber announced that he has begun looking for his replacement.

Crime has moderated in the 20th Precinct in February after a tough start to the year.

Three commanding officers spoke frankly about crime, at an UWS Coalition forum last night they

As I type, an alert flashes in the corner of my screen; police are seeking an armed robber on the UWS. Is crime escalating in the neighborhood? What are the police doing about it? On t

Captain Neil Zuber, commanding officer of the 20th Precinct, shed some light on why the suspect in this month’s spree of armed robberies was charged with federal crimes, at this

Captain Neil Zuber, commander of the 20th Precinct, told West Side Rag last night in an email, “...the arrest was made for menacing and the

Here is the latest on the instance of anti-Semitism that occurred on Saturday, April 2, at 7:20PM, in the

Incidents of the most serious crimes are up 42%

Captain Neil Zuber, commanding officer of NYPD's 20th Precinct, characterized recent developments in UWS crime as "bittersweet"

Just four years old, the son of an NYPD detective, Ayden is battling leukemia, a blood cancer. He needs

Top NYPD officials -- including Commissioner Dermot Shea -- fielded UWS residents’ questions Thursday evening

A suspect in a spree of five recent bank robberies -- four on the Upper West Side -- was arrested Thursday morning,

Through a coordinated effort by the NYPD 20th and 24th Precincts, two alleged perpetrators of a pair of knifepoint robberies that occurred last

Delivery workers protested at the intersection of 72nd Street and Broadway on Thursday, asking that more attention be paid to a series of e-bike thefts

Here is a firsthand account by Captain Neil Zuber, 20th Precinct commander, of the capture of the man who allegedly smashed the windows of the Eyewitness

On Tuesday night, officers of the 20th Precinct apprehended two alleged robbers who have been terrorizing electric bike — e-bike — riders

Some Upper West Siders have been perplexed about why in recent weeks the 20th police precinct has blocked off the entire street and sidewalk on 82nd Street between

Every aspect of normal life has slowed down for most Upper West Siders since the city shut down in mid-March. That even includes crime.

The seven-year-old girl who was bitten in the face by a homeless woman’s dog while offering the woman money is “doing well and able to attend school,“

Homelessness and youth crimes dominated the discussion Monday night at an intense 20th Precinct community council meeting, held at the precinct house on 82nd Street,