Photos Tell Jurors Gory Story
By ANDREA AUSTIN & PAUL FRANGIPANE A Brooklyn jury was shown photos of two bullet holes in a Brooklyn teenager’s head as his alleged killer …[read more]
Met Museum Showcases Native American Art
By SASKIA NEWTON The Metropolitan Museum of Art previewed on Thursday, a collection of Native American art pieces representing a diversity of aboriginal forms and …[read more]
Identity Thief Has New ID: Prison Inmate
By MARK SULEYMANOV The wife of a former Lenox Hill Hospital employee was sentenced to at least four years in prison in Manhattan Criminal Court …[read more]
Asian American Election Role Grows
By MELODY CHAN This year’s U.S. electorate will be the country’s most “racially and ethnically diverse” ever, according to Pew Research Center. Yet, Asian American …[read more]
Nocera, Carroll Seek Park Slope Assembly Seat
By AHAQIR ISHAQ Jim Brennan, who represented Park Slope, Windsor Terrace and Kensington in the Assembly for 32 years, isn’t running for re-election. But his …[read more]
Colombians in NY vote, and now wait, on peace treaty
By DEREK NORMAN Colombian citizens living in New York City are keeping tabs on the peace agreements being sorted out in Bogota between President Juan …[read more]
NYCHA residents connect with digital vans
By ISAAC MONTEROSE Malin Ali Bey, a driver for one of the city Housing Authority’s digital vans, smiles as he recalls all the different types …[read more]
Mayor Pushes Voter Reform
By DEAN BROWN With the October 14th deadline for voter registration in New York State looming Mayor Bill de Blasio headed to Brooklyn on Thursday …[read more]
Tish James Shames Owners on Worst Landlord List
By JOSEPH DE LA CRUZ New York City Public Advocate Letitia James led a rally at Foley Square on Thursday to shame 100 property-owners who …[read more]
Employment Agencies Rapped by State Lawmakers
By LISA FLAUGH Two state senators called on Governor Andrew Cuomo on Thursday to sign a law that would protect low wage job seekers across …[read more]