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Fake “work form home” jobs are one of the fastest growing fraud schemes targeting job seekers, especially students, retirees, caregivers and anyone looking for extra income.

The holiday season is one of the most joyful times of the year, but it also brings unique safety challenges.

Elder abuse is one of those heartbreaking truths we don’t like to talk about. It’s the kind of crime that doesn’t usually make headlines but happens quietly, behind closed doors, to people who once cared for us, raised us, and shaped our communities.

People living with Alzheimer’s become especially vulnerable to scams and exploitation. Scammers see confusion, emotional strain, and family stress as opportunities to take advantage.

Halloween is one of the most exciting times of the year for kids—and truth be told, for us parents too. It’s a season filled with costumes, candy, and laughter, but it also comes with unique challenges when it comes to safety. Whether your plans involve going door-to-door in the neighborhood, visiting a haunted carniva

Every October, communities across the United States observe Crime Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness about crime prevention strategies and fostering safer neighborhoods. Established by the National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) in 1984, this month-long initiative encourages individuals, organizat

October is not only Crime Prevention Month—at Citizens' Crime Watch we also embrace National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. While "crime prevention" covers a broad spectrum, domestic violence is undeniably one of the most acute and personal forms of crime. This makes it especially relevant to our mission and our co

In the digital age, screens are an integral part of everyday life. From smartphones and tablets to computers and televisions, screens are a constant presence in children’s environments. Whether for learning, entertainment, or communication, screen time has become a significant part of how children interact with the wor