Graphic Testimony in Brooklyn Torture Case
By SARAH ALLAM AND ALEXANDRA STEVENS Testimony continued on Tuesday in the case of the alleged kidnap and torture of a woman and her baby, …[read more]
Still No Verdict in Patz Trial
By ELIZABETH ELIZALDE Jurors in the Etan Patz murder trial deliberated for a fifth day without reaching a verdict on Tuesday and requested more evidence …[read more]
Raising the Flag for Organ Donations
By MICHAEL HEUSNER An organ donor network pleaded for donations in an emotional Long Island press conference with several organ donors and recipients on Tuesday. …[read more]
Defense Rests in Trial of Ex-Trader for Goldman Sachs
By ANNA GLEKSMAN The defense rested its case Tuesday in the trial of a former Goldman Sachs programmer accused of stealing source code from the …[read more]
Councilman Urges More Local Organ Donors
By JONATHAN GOMEZ New York State is dead last in the nation in organ donation, according to testimony before a City Council committee hearing on …[read more]
Toy Safety Not a Trifling Matter, Advocates Say
By FARAH PRINCE A trashcan filled with popular children’s toys served as the background for a demonstration by mothers and child safety advocates on Tuesday …[read more]
Graphic Testimony in Brooklyn Torture Case
By ELIZABETH COLUCCIO AND SARAH ALLAM A Brooklyn police sergeant testifying on Tuesday about the alleged three-month kidnapping and torture of a mother and her …[read more]
Upgrading the Underbelly of Grand Central Station
By LORENA RAMIREZ Grand Central Terminal is going green. As part of Earth Week, officials on Tuesday led an exclusive tour of the bowels of …[read more]
Brooklyn BP Helping Pedestrians Cross Safely
By ALEXANDRA STEVENS Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams announced a $1 million pedestrian safety initiative on Tuesday, by building sidewalk extension in busy intersections aimed …[read more]
Council Committee Passes Law to Ban Credit Reports to Prospective Employers
By ALVARO BLANCO A city-wide bill prohibiting employers from requesting credit reports from potential employees unanimously passed the City Council Committee on Civil Rights on Tuesday. …[read more]