9/11 Tragedy Redeemed by Art
By LINDA KRESTANOVA Officials of the 9/11 Memorial Museum on Thursday unveiled plans to explore the confluence of art and tragedy. This confluence is embodied …[read more]
Mayor Plans to Boost Safety on Rikers
By PAUL FRANGIPANE Mayor Bill de Blasio outlined on Thursday sweeping plans to beef up the corrections staff on Rikers Island and equip existing officers …[read more]
Accused Imam Killer Pleads Not Guilty
By ANDREA AUSTIN A Brooklyn man accused of fatally shooting a Muslim imam and his friend pleaded not guilty on Thursday in Queens Criminal Court. …[read more]
Deli Owner Charged with Swapping Synthetic Pot for Food Stamps
By MARK SULEYMANOV A Manhattan deli owner who allegedly sold synthetic marijuana in exchange for food stamps was arrested on Thursday, federal authorities said. Yousif …[read more]
Hearing Postponed for Accused Shooter of Good Samaritan
By DEAN BROWN A court hearing for Brooklyn felon Hector Bello who is accused of shooting and wounding a Good Samaritan who intervened in an …[read more]
Bx Pimp of Runaway Sentenced to 11 Years
By NAAFUA AKUMAH & LISA FLAUGH A Bronx avowed pimp convicted of forcing a teenage runaway into prostitution was sentenced to up to 11 years …[read more]
Long Island Preps for Potential Disasters
By ROBERT TAUB “Be prepared, not scared!” That was the motto said by Nassau County Executive Ed Mangano at a press conference Thursday as a …[read more]
Attacks against black transgender women
By TYRICE HESTER Whenever Katrina Lee is approached by a man on the street, she does anything she can to maneuver herself out of the …[read more]
L train shutdown to hit Canarsie hard
Richard Anderson reports on how the planned shutdown of the L train for lengthy repair work will hit residents of Canarsie, where the line starts. Coverage …[read more]
North Carolina bathroom law condemned in NY
Kamarie Steadman reports on New York State’s reaction to the North Carolina law that restricts transgender people’s access to bathrooms.