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The Utica Police Department is reminding consumers to be cautious when buying and selling items online during the holiday season.

Just last week, a woman was in a car accident with an individual who was less than pleasant. She was grateful for the Utica PD and the way the situation was handled by one of their officers, who is a 16 year veteran in the Patrol Division.

The man caught on a viral video yelling racist slurs at a woman in Utica has been fired, and banned from the institution where he worked.

If you see any suspicious activity, to report immediately to the Utica Police Department at 315-735-3301 and follow the automated prompts.

Photos and video of three dogs being kept under questionable conditions in West Utica have been circulating on social media. The Utica Police Department says the situation is "under investigation".

Do you sell or buy online? Exchange money or items in safe zones set up around central New York and reduce the risk of theft or violence

It's easy to click and share a post on Facebook, but it takes a little extra effort to verify whether it's true.

Every morning, there's a police officer stationed on the side of the roadway on our commute to work. I want to say thank you.

A man has been antagonizing customers and preying on employees of downtown CNY businesses.

We love our police officers and we love our dogs, so we really love Rex, a retired K-9 who served with the Utica Police Department.

The Utica Police Department says calls about phone scams are on the rise in CNY, and they're offering tips on how to keep yourself from becoming a victim.

The Utica Police Department is proud to announce the retirement of an officer who has spent more than the past 7 years serving the community and the department.