Latest News from Central Park, NYC

Central Park visitors are increasingly wary amid a significant rise in robberies and serious assaults, despite NYPD's increased patrols. This affects park usage and calls for more comprehensive safety measures to protect New York's green oasis.

A Central Park horse carriage incident reignited debate over the future of horse-drawn carriages. Mayor Adams halted operations, fueling calls for a permanent ban. Public safety is paramount.

A 24-year-old woman was slashed in Central Park near East Drive and 63rd Street, prompting an NYPD investigation. Park visitors should heighten vigilance following the unprovoked attack.

NYPD Chief of Patrol John Chell increased Central Park patrols due to a 15% robbery spike, focusing on high-traffic areas and evening hours to boost public safety. Park visitors should remain vigilant as summer approaches.

NYPD's 22nd Precinct Commander Captain Eleanor Vance has increased Central Park patrols this week following a rise in robberies, boosting safety for visitors.

Central Park visitors face increased robbery and crime risks, prompting the NYPD to boost patrols across high-traffic zones. Stay alert and report suspicious activity.

Central Park carriage horse operations were halted last Friday after a runaway incident, fueling the debate over banning horse-drawn tours. Policy changes are imminent.

The new Central Park Obelisk Foundation seeks $5 million to preserve Cleopatra's Needle, the park's ancient Egyptian landmark, from urban decay. Learn how to help.

NYPD issued a public alert due to a spike in robberies and assaults within Central Park, urging visitors to increase safety awareness.