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Car crashes are down in area cities that have lowered their speed limits.
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The Albany Community Police Advisory Committee held a meeting Tuesday night to hear from city Police Chief Brendan Cox.
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New York Governor Kathy Hochul is investing $19.5 million to support law enforcement in Albany, saying the funding is part of a comprehensive plan to reduce crime.
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Albany's interim police chief briefed the Council of Albany Neighborhood Associations on public safety and community engagement on Wednesday.
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Brendan Cox has returned to lead the Albany Police Department. He was sworn in Monday by Mayor Kathy Sheehan.
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Albany has seen an increase in shootings, but officials say the city is committed to reducing gun violence.
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Albany Police Chief Eric Hawkins will leave the department after more than six years.
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An Altamont woman has been charged in connection with a 27-year-old cold case homicide.
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The Albany Common Council has voted unanimously to bring the Community Police Review Board under city oversight come January.
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The Albany Common Council has given the green light to lower the city speed limit from 30 to 25 miles an hour.