Jury Picked in Brooklyn Child Murder Case
By SAMAIRAH KHAN The final two jurors were selected on Tuesday to decide the case of a Brooklyn man accused of beating a toddler to …[read more]
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Prosecution Rests in Bklyn Murder Case
By ANNA DITUCCI CAPPIELLO A forensic biologist presented a Brooklyn jury on Tuesday with alleged evidence of a murder suspect’s DNA found on a handgun …[read more]
Ten-Year-Old Bronx Murder Case May Soon End
By JOHN MORRIS A Bronx jury on Tuesday listened to a recorded playback of the testimony of a key witness as they prepared to deliberate …[read more]
Bronx Judge Deals Blow to Prosecution in Tix-Fix Case
By JOHN MORRIS Bronx Supreme Court Justice Martin Marcus on Tuesday rejected a prosecution request to admit into evidence an audio recording of accused New …[read more]
Bringing More Business to Fordham Road
By DESIREE JACKSON A City Council committee voted Tuesday to increase the annual budget of the Fordham Road Business Improvement District in the Bronx by …[read more]
Mayor Expands Local ‘Living Wage’ Law
By SINDY NANCLARES AND ANNA DITUCCI-CAPPIELLO Mayor Bill de Blasio appeared in a Bronx playground on Tuesday to sign an executive order to expand the …[read more]
Poll Interpreter Fired for Influencing Voters
According to an official at Queens-Politics.com, a Korean American interpreter at P.S. 20 in Flushing, Queens was expelled by a poll coordinator earlier this evening …[read more]
The Pulsing Heart of Afro-Carribean Culture
By DESIREE JACKSON The Caribbean Cultural Center African Diaspora Institute, the nation’s leading Afro-Caribbean cultural center, held a ground-breaking ceremony on Tuesday in East Harlem …[read more]
Cashman Stalker Suspect To Have Her Day in Court
By MEGAN MESSANA The accused stalker of New York Yankee GM Brian Cashman was scheduled on Tuesday to finally get her day in court …[read more]
Is cricket taking Brooklyn and Queens?
By LOVASHNI KHALIKAPRASAD Cricket, which was first played in New York City in 1844, has now become a growing sport here. As immigrants from the …[read more]