Retrial of Aging Manslaughter Case Goes to Jury
By SAMANTHA GRILLO & ALYSON KAUFMAN A jury began deliberations on Tuesday in the retrial of a Brooklyn man who had been found guilty of …[read more]
Month: October 2013
Thousands March for Charter Schools
By Laurie Cherenfant Thousands of supporters of parents, teachers and kids demonstrated on Tuesday morning in support of charter schools in the wake of front-running …[read more]
DA Hynes Throws His Battered Hat in the Ring
By DEANNE STEWART Charles “Joe” Hynes, a life-long and stalwart Democrat, formally announced his decision on Tuesday run on the Republican ticket to keep his …[read more]
Mayoral Candidates Duel as Federal Government Stalls
By LAUREN KEATING As the federal government came to a screeching halt Tuesday, the New York City mayoral candidates continued to race full-steam ahead in …[read more]
Defendant’s Girlfriend Testifies in Greenwich Village Assault Case
By ALEX ELLEFSON & EMILIE CRUZ The girlfriend of one of the three men accused of brutally attacking a Massachusetts man outside a Greenwich Village …[read more]
Lawmakers Ask Bloomberg to Stop ‘Quacking’ about Rezoning Midtown
By SHAKIRA SEALEY A group of city and state officials on Tuesday criticized the Bloomberg’s administration’s plan to rezone Midtown as the rushed effort of …[read more]
Voting Light in Runoff for Public Advocate
By LAURIE CHERENFANT Many polling places were empty on Tuesday as Democratic rivals Letitia James and Daniel Squadron squared off in the runoff for public …[read more]
New Yorkers Flock to Healthcare Exchanges
By Deanne Stewart and David Beltran The government shutdown didn’t stop New Yorkers from flooding the state’s healthcare exchange website on Tuesday, the first day …[read more]
Media Arts Center Set for Dumbo Area
By Alyson Kaufman Mayor Bloomberg unveiled a project in Brooklyn on Tuesday, intended to maintain New York’s position as the media capital of the world …[read more]