Hearing Continues for Accused Child Killer
By ANNA DITUCCI-CAPIELLO & STEPHANIE LOVELLE The presiding judge in the Etan Patz hearing admonished defense lawyers on Tuesday that the defendant’s mental fitness was …[read more]
Month: September 2014
Bratton Denies First Deputy Forced Out
By Elizabeth Kelly Police Commissioner Bill Bratton on Tuesday denied published reports that the police department’s second highest officer was forced to retire. At a …[read more]
Terrorism Money Passed Through NY Banks, Expert Testifies
By LOVASHNI KHALIKAPRASAD An expert witness testified on Tuesday that money transfers used ultimately to fund terrorist activities might have passed through such big New …[read more]
Lest We Forget
By MARCO POGGIO Four courageous responders who worked around Ground Zero following the 9/11 attacks and were diagnosed with cancer years later came together Tuesday …[read more]
Zephyr: A Breath of Fresh Air to Voters
By JENNIFER SZULMAN & MICHEL PEDROSO Governor Andrew Cuomo’s Democratic primary opponent, Zephyr Teachout, continued on Tuesday to act as a thorn in his side, …[read more]
Cashman Stalker Suspect To Have Her Day in Court
By MEGAN MESSANA The accused stalker of New York Yankee GM Brian Cashman was scheduled on Tuesday to finally get her day in court …[read more]
Oil And Water to Mix It Up in Boxing Ring
By MARCO POGGIO They probably would have nothing to do with one another, if it weren’t for a common goal: to knock the other out …[read more]
The Greening of Lower Manhattan
By SANDRA ALMONTE Surrounded by the hustle and bustle of fast-walking pedestrians, construction crews drilling on concrete, and the towering buildings of Lower Manhattan lies …[read more]
NYC First Lady Boosts Hochul’s Bid for Lt. Gov
By SAMAIRAH KHAN The first lady of New York City showed her support for Governor Cuomo’s choice of lieutenant governor, Kathy Hochul, in a Brooklyn …[read more]