On Tuesday January 8, the 114th Precinct posted a photo on their Facebook page of a gun, bullets, bags of marijuana and cash. These items...

A 32-year old man was robbed of his wallet and money by four unidentified males at gunpoint early this morning in a 540 Main Street,...

The 114th Precinct's Osvaldo Nuñez holds informational meeting Manhattan Park’s Theatre Club On Monday evening, the New York Police...

The man suspected of taking aim at a luxury Upper East Side apartment building from across the East River on Roosevelt Island turned...

The Public Safety Department is asking for Islanders' help in identifying a male and female walking southbound on the western promenade...

In 2013, Jack McManus, a lifelong New Yorker and former executive officer at the NYPD, took over as director of the Roosevelt Island...

On Sunday, February 18, RIRA member Joyce Short held a public protest with about 10 people. The small action alleged a Public Safety Departm

Next week is the #Enough walkout. On March 14 at 10:00 a.m., across the country, students and parents and, where possible, teachers and admi

Everyone who believes “sex crimes in progress” should ignite an immediate, swift response from Public Safety (PSD), mark this event on your

The Bronx District Attorney’s office has announced [read the press release] that it is closing its investigation into Father Peter...

The New York Police Department’s 114th Precinct has apprehended a suspect they believe was responsible for three recent burglaries in...

When someone stole her son's bike, an Islander found a needed ally in the RIOC Public Safety Department.

When a terrified call reporting an act of public lewdness somehow got translated into a request for an escort, one Roosevelt Landings reside

An act of public lewdness exposes deep problems in the Public Safety Department and raises the question of who is providing oversight.

The board of the Roosevelt Island Senior Association (RISA) has found itself on the defensive following a guilty plea to larceny charges by

RIRA's anti-smoking signs were part of a well-intentioned education campaign to keep youth out of trouble, not an attack on Black Lives.

Anyone could have told RIRA that signs with pot leaves wouldn't stop drug use. Instead of giving them something to mock, make them want

Thursday evening’s Town Hall Meeting was hosted by the Island’s elected representatives, and was billed as an opportunity for Islanders...

Calls to step up policing are just another way of saying "Get Out."