Perusers of eBay may from time to time find an auction of cards signifying membership in the New York City Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association. No seller seems to be stupid enough to say the cards are ...

A Westchester County police officer has accused the Department of Public Safety of firing him over his refusal to grant special privileges to a motorist carrying a PBA card. In a pair of lawsuits − ...

The Patrolmen’s Benevolent Association spends an inflated amount of money $217,000 collected dollar by dollar from city cops to produce its plastic PBA courtesy cards, the Daily News has learned. The ...

There’ve been a flurry of stories written recently about NYPD officer Matthew Bianchi for a peculiar reason: he tried to equitably enforce the law, an anomaly in the department. Specifically, the ...

President Steven D’Ambola emceed the Cranford Policemen’s Benevolent Association Local 52’s Annual Silver Card and Awards Dinner held on March 12 at the Garlic Rose Bistro in Cranford. Attending the ...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- The city's police-officers union has reduced the number of PBA cards given to NYPD officers and retirees, who, for years have gifted the cards to family and friends who use them ...

KENILWORTH — It was a snowy morning in Irvington in January 1994 when Ken Hogan began his patrol. Just over a month away from marrying his then fiancé, he knew the man he saw in a known drug area was ...

Gavel and scales of justice. Two North Jersey residents, one of them a Montclair State University police officer, were arrested last week and accused of a fraud scheme that included the trade of a PBA ...