Month: March 2017

By JESSICA MARQUEZ Brooklyn may be a borough on the rise but so are rents, according to a recent study by the New York City …[read more]

By LOGAN WILBER Bronx DA  Darcel D. Clark requested $3.7 million from the City Council for prosecutor salaries during a preliminary budget hearing Thursday, in …[read more]

By DEREK NORMAN The prosecution dug deep into phone records of the professional sports gambler who continued to take his chances on trial in Manhattan …[read more]

By ANDREW HUGHES “Never forget, you are the police. Your job is to keep people safe.” The words of Commissioner James O’Neill reverberated Thursday at …[read more]

By BRIAN BONILLA Comptroller Scott Stringer on Thursday jumped on the bash-Trump bandwagon already crowded with New York officials. “On a personal level I think …[read more]

By JON REMACHE Another one bites the dust as a former Apple employee was sentenced on Thursday to three to nine years in prison after …[read more]

By ISAAC MONTEROSE Several South Bronx businesses were visited by City Councilman Rafael Salamanca Jr. and Consumer Affairs Commissioner Lorelei Salas  on Thursday in an …[read more]

By ISRAEL SALAS-RODRIGUEZ The cabbie accused of raping a Brooklyn women inside his green taxi  and telling cops that “she wanted it” appeared in Brooklyn …[read more]

By ISAAC MONTEROSE The jury in the murder trial of the 25-year-old nephew of model Tyson Beckford accused of killing an MTA bus driver in …[read more]