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  • After Two Deaths in Times Square, New York Must Examine the Years Before the Crisis

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    September 2, 2026

    After Two Deaths in Times Square, New York Must Examine the Years Before the Crisis

    Two people died after a violent confrontation in Times Square…

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  • When a Wrong Turn Becomes a Death Sentence: Pennsylvania Officer Charged in Killing of College Student

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    September 1, 2026

    When a Wrong Turn Becomes a Death Sentence: Pennsylvania Officer Charged in Killing of College Student

    A Pennsylvania police officer has been criminally charged in the…

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  • NeON Shows What a Community-Safety Hub Can Be

    Editorial Office

    September 1, 2026

    NeON Shows What a Community-Safety Hub Can Be

    New York City’s neighborhood probation centers combine supervision with food…

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  • Virginia’s Overdose Deaths Fell 23 Percent—but the Next Phase Must Be Local

    Editorial Office

    September 1, 2026

    Virginia’s Overdose Deaths Fell 23 Percent—but the Next Phase Must Be Local

    Virginia has new evidence of a major public-health gain. The…

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  • Portland’s $7.1 Million Ceasefire Commitment Needs a Public Evidence Contract

    Editorial Office

    September 1, 2026

    Portland’s $7.1 Million Ceasefire Commitment Needs a Public Evidence Contract

    Portland, Oregon, made a consequential budget choice this week. On…

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  • Charlotte’s Eighth Queen City Safe Sweep Shows Why Enforcement Outputs Are Not Community Safety Outcomes

    Editorial Office

    August 31, 2026

    Charlotte’s Eighth Queen City Safe Sweep Shows Why Enforcement Outputs Are Not Community Safety Outcomes

    Charlotte’s latest Queen City Safe operation produced a striking list…

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  • Chicago Updated Its Shooting-Victim Dataset on August 26. Community Safety Needs More Than a Citywide Trend Line

    Editorial Office

    August 31, 2026

    Chicago Updated Its Shooting-Victim Dataset on August 26. Community Safety Needs More Than a Citywide Trend Line

    On August 26, 2026, Chicago’s violence-reduction dataset on homicide and…

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  • After Jemear Miller’s Killing, Trenton Chose a Weekend Business Curfew. Now It Must Publish the Test

    Editorial Office

    August 30, 2026

    After Jemear Miller’s Killing, Trenton Chose a Weekend Business Curfew. Now It Must Publish the Test

    At approximately 3:37 a.m. on Sunday, August 2, 2026, Trenton…

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  • Two Dead, Nine Wounded on Locust Street: Trenton Needs a 72-Hour Community Safety Protocol

    Editorial Office

    August 30, 2026

    Two Dead, Nine Wounded on Locust Street: Trenton Needs a 72-Hour Community Safety Protocol

    On Sunday, August 30, 2026, Trenton began the day with…

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  • Editorial Office

    August 29, 2026

    Portland’s Centennial Mills Fire: When Infrastructure, Freight, and Public Health Share a Collapse Zone

    August 23, 2026 Portland’s August 2 fire at the 116-year-old…

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