Accused Slasher May Not Attend Own Trial
By RENEE BEYDA A Bronx man accused of slashing a 24-year-old woman in Lower Manhattan in early January will not have to be present in …[read more]
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My Hero! The Letter Carrier
By INEZ SHARABY The United States Postal Service, joined by Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams, on Thursday launched a program that urges letter carriers to …[read more]
Obama’s Legacy in Black & White
By KECIAH BAILEY At the National Action Network’s 25th anniversary convention on Thursday, former senior adviser to President Barak Obama, David Axelrod, and Rev. Al …[read more]
Trump Trumps Rivals at GOP Gala
By MICHAEL ODMARK Presidential candidates Ted Cruz and John Kasich struggled to follow Donald Trump at the New York State Republican Gala on Thursday night. …[read more]
Independent Voters Want a Chance to Choose
By KARI FORD Independent voters and advocates for open primaries on Thursday demanded reform of theNew York State election system Thursday to include the 3.2 …[read more]
Bernie Wows Sharpton Group
By REZA MALEK, SEAN EGAN & KECIAH BAILEY Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders warmed up for his crucial Brooklyn debate with Hillary Clinton on Thursday …[read more]
City College Thief Gets an “F” from the Judge
By INEZ SHARABY & LA QUINTA CLARK The woman who was fired from her City College job after she used her position to change her …[read more]
Rally for $15 Minimum Wage Across the U.S.A.
By KAT LLOYD A wide range of low-wage workers such as airport, car wash, and retail employees rallied in Brooklyn on Thursday morning, to demand …[read more]
Preserving `CaribBeing’ culture in Flatbush
By AMBER ALEXANDER Flatbush Avenue is home to a cool cultural space dedicated to preserving and showcasing Caribbean heritage. The CaribBeing House, as it’s cleverly …[read more]
Latino leaders: We need El Diario
By JONATHAN GOMEZ Leaders of New York City’s large Latino community are expressing concern that the newspaper El Diario La Prensa, the self-described “champion of …[read more]