#neighborhood-safety

#neighborhood-safety

According to the FBI's Crime Data Explorer (CDE), in 2023 there were 1,201,857 violent crimes committed in the United States. Violent crimes include homicide, rape, robbery, and aggravated assault. 945,601 of those crimes were committed by people in the age group of 20-29. The largest demographic of offenders based on race, sex, and ethnicity are white. This post was updated on December 19, 2025 to include an overview of the disparity that exists across America in terms of crime,

Yucaipa resident Roger Reed had just come back from a trip to Disneyland with his fiancee on Monday when they stumbled upon a note in the front yard of their freshly decorated home. "We just kind of assumed that it was something that fell out of our Christmas bins from decorating earlier in the day, and then my fiancee reached down to pick it up," Reed said. "When we read it, we were like, 'What in the world?'"

Holiday decorations and celebrations seem to bring out the worst in many homeowners' associations. Over the years, I've heard so many HOA horror stories of banning decorations or having draconian rules about what homeowners can put up, but a Halloween notice from an HOA that's going viral now is definitely the wildest one I've ever seen.

In the early hours of Friday, Steven Dubester discovered his 2020 Toyota RAV4 damaged after a red two-door coupe collided with it, creating significant noise and chaos.

The stabbing incident in Bushwick led to the arrest of Nelson Reyes, highlighting the ongoing issues of violence in neighborhood spaces.