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By BRIAN BONILLA At the Anti-Defamation League’s annual Passover Seder, students showed that the best way to fight religious intolerance is with unity. On Thursday, …[read more]

By STEVEN FERRARO The Progressive Caucus of the New York City Council unveiled a new policy agenda on Thursday including more immigrant rights and climate …[read more]

By ISAAC MONTEROSE Several LIU-Brooklyn faculty members and labor union representatives rallied near the campus on Thursday demanding a new contract for both part-time and …[read more]

By ASHLEY MATOS The motion to overturn the guilty verdict against Etan Patz’s killer on the grounds of jury contamination was denied by Justice Maxwell …[read more]

By ANDREW HUGHES New York City taxi drivers showed up in droves to the City Taxi and Limousine Commission’s public hearing in Downtown Manhattan Thursday …[read more]

By JON REMACHE  & ISRAEL SALAS-RODRIGUEZ The commercial airline pilot from Texas who was convicted of possessing child pornography on his iPad was sentenced on …[read more]

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]