As Seen in Bklyner: Teacher’s Sex Abuse Trial Begins
By PAUL FRANGIPANE A former teacher accused of groping five girls at a Ditmas Park public school agreed to a guilty plea on Monday – …[read more]
CCNY Prez: I Don’t Mind the Hot Seat
By PAUL FRANGIPANE Amid financial investigations into the City College of New York, Interim President Vincent Boudreau is looking to promote financial transparency and increase …[read more]
All in the Family — Gotti Grandson Gets 8 Years
By DEREK NORMAN John Gotti, 23, grandson and namesake of the late “Teflon Don,” got stuck with eight years in state prison and was required …[read more]
Charter School Activists Demand More Space
By DEIDRA BRISCO A charter school advocacy group on Thursday charged the de Blasio Administration with systematically denying charter schools space in public school buildings …[read more]
As Seen on Bklyner: Bail Revoked in Shooting
By PAUL FRANGIPANE A Brooklyn judge revoked the bail Thursday of a suspect arrested in a shooting last July on Avenue X in Sheepshead Bay …[read more]
Manhattan Jury Resumes Deliberations in Cop-Killing Case
By JON REMACHE & TYRICE HESTER The fate of accused murderer of a New York City police officer on the East River Drive in October, …[read more]
Chinese-American Group to Give Legal Services to Immigrants
By RAYCHELLE L. BALENTIEN The Chinese-American Planning Council, Inc. announced on Thursday that they would provide legal representation to New York City immigrants who fear …[read more]
From NY, a Treasure Returns to Mexico’s Jewish Community
By LINDA KRESTANOVA The national debate over immigration was inescapable at the closing ceremony of New-York Historical Society’s exhibit commemorating the first Jewish Americans as …[read more]
Husband & Wife Fraud Defendants Sentenced…And Separated
By ASHLEY MATOS A husband and wife fraud team was sentenced Thursday in Manhattan Supreme Court in connection to a 2015 multi-million dollar oil scam …[read more]
Queens Lawmakers Champion Senior Centers in State Budget
By JONATHAN REMACHE State legislators from Queens on Thursday criticized what they portrayed as Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s executive proposal to cut $17 million in federal funds …[read more]