Jurors Again Ponder Sheldon Silver’s Fate
By KURTIS RATTAY Jurors began deliberations Thursday in the retrial of former New York State Assembly speaker Sheldon Silver, who was convicted in 2015 on …[read more]
Month: May 2018
Of Mice and Bots…
By RADHIKA VISWANATHAN It is not every day that one gets to shake hands with a man with a bionic arm. But those who attended …[read more]
Gangsta Testifies Vs. Rivals Accused of Slaying Cuomo Aide
By ALAIN GAILLARD A gang member testified Thursday for the prosecution in Brooklyn Supreme Court that he tried to de-escalate the violence between his clique …[read more]
Glimmer of Hope for ‘Hope Gardens’
By MICHELLE CUMMINGS Bushwick has a gritty aesthetic, trendy dining scene and a young, artsy vibe. There are great views of the Manhattan skyline and many hidden …[read more]
Kids on Ferry Get Nautical and Naughty
By DYLAN CAMPBELL While a ferry on a normal afternoon would be filled with commuters trying to make it to work or appointments, one ferry …[read more]
Renew Push to Give Undocumented Right to Drive
By THUYA KYAW Assembly members Ron Kim and Ari Espinal announced their support on Thursday for legislation allowing undocumented immigrants to apply for New York …[read more]
Keeping the City’s Guard Up
By JEREMY MYRTHIL New York City reached a new milestone on the steps of City Hall Thursday as the city Department of Veterans designated it …[read more]