Month: November 2019

By JODI-ANN MALARBE The defendant charged with killing and cutting up his former girlfriend took the stand in Brooklyn Supreme Court on Thursday to tell …[read more]

By NASRA ABDALLA KHAMIS College enrollment for New York City high school students has hit a new high, Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York …[read more]

By MARIE FIERO Two weeks after homeless shelter residents had sued the city for allegedly being poisoned by expired food, the City Council held a …[read more]

By KEVIN LIMITI A grant of $100,000 was given to a Fire Department of New York foundation Thursday by an anonymous 9/11 first responder, who …[read more]

By ARICKA MOULTRY-DAVIS  Brooklyn resident Chris Kudjorg realized his identity was stolen when he checked his credit and found it to be extremely low, 300. …[read more]

By DANIELLE KOGAN The possibility of a Medicaid cap inspired some 20 disabled adults in wheelchairs and their home attendants to protest outside Gov. Andrew …[read more]

By JODI-ANN MALARBE The chilling testimony continued on Thursday in the trial of a reputed pimp accused of murdering and cutting up his ex-girlfriend, as …[read more]

By NICHOLAS WILLIAMS Bronx Assemblywoman Latoya Joyner presented a ceremonial check of $30,000 to the 161 street Business Improvement District (BID) Thursday afternoon for a …[read more]

By DANIELLE KOGAN Mayor Bill de Blasio’s announced on Thursday a new initiative that would formally require city workers to report the locations of homeless …[read more]