Family pursues lawsuit over Kimani Gray death
By PRISCILLA FERRERAS The family of Brooklyn teenager Kimani Gray, who was killed by cops in East Flatbush in March 2013, is pursuing a federal …[read more]
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Brooklyn hotel boom spreads south of park
By ALEXANDRA STEVENS Robert Seidel, owner of a Brooklyn bed and breakfast, pulled out a card he keeps in the little side table by his …[read more]
Youth football teams play on, with some changes
By SAWAN DOUGE From as young as 10, Sean Williams has been playing football. He started with a youth team in Brooklyn, and then played …[read more]
Deliberations Drag on in Patz Case
By ELIZABETH ELIZALDE Jurors in the Etan Patz murder trial returned for a tenth day of deliberations without reaching a verdict to convict a man …[read more]
Local Press Wants Parking Privileges Restored
By EBONA MAIS City Council members and representatives of the New York Press Association on Tuesday urged local lawmakers to restore the press’ right to …[read more]
Still No Verdict in Patz Trial
By ELIZABETH ELIZALDE Jurors in the Etan Patz murder trial deliberated for a fifth day without reaching a verdict on Tuesday and requested more evidence …[read more]
Raising the Flag for Organ Donations
By MICHAEL HEUSNER An organ donor network pleaded for donations in an emotional Long Island press conference with several organ donors and recipients on Tuesday. …[read more]
Defense Rests in Trial of Ex-Trader for Goldman Sachs
By ANNA GLEKSMAN The defense rested its case Tuesday in the trial of a former Goldman Sachs programmer accused of stealing source code from the …[read more]
Councilman Urges More Local Organ Donors
By JONATHAN GOMEZ New York State is dead last in the nation in organ donation, according to testimony before a City Council committee hearing on …[read more]
Graphic Testimony in Brooklyn Torture Case
By ELIZABETH COLUCCIO AND SARAH ALLAM A Brooklyn police sergeant testifying on Tuesday about the alleged three-month kidnapping and torture of a mother and her …[read more]