Campaign Finance Panel Fines Ex-Mayoral Candidate
By GABRIEL PARIENTE The New York City Campaign Finance Board voted on Thursday to punish several candidates from the 2013 election cycle for violating laws …[read more]
A First — Schools Closed for Muslim Holiday
By FARAZ T. TOOR Public schools throughout the city were closed Thursday for Eid al-Adha, the first time they have closed for a Muslim holiday …[read more]
Jurors Grapple with Legal Language in Dewey & LeBoeuf Fraud Trial
By DANIEL CASSADY & ULRIK NARCISSE Jurors requested the dictionary definition of the word “false” from the judge on Thursday, as jury deliberations for former …[read more]
Peace, Love and Neighborhood Disruption at UN
By MODOU NYANG Charles Chow, a 40-year resident of East 43rd Street overlooking the UN Secretariat on the East River, has a daily routine. He walks …[read more]
Brooklyn DA Busts Big Heroin Ring
BY JOHN SAKELOS Brooklyn DA Kenneth P. Thompson announced on Thursday the breaking up of a 25-person heroin distribution ring, which included a community service …[read more]
City Council Members Propose Measures to Curb Pedestrian Deaths
By DAISY WU City Council Transportation Committee members on Thursday proposed several measures to curb pedestrian and cyclist deaths caused by bus drivers and motorists …[read more]
Judgement Day Looms for Dewey & LeBoeuf
By DAWN ELIGIO & DANIEL CASSADY Jury deliberations entered the second day on Thursday in the criminal trial of three executives of the law firm …[read more]
Mayor Helps Mint New Americans
By FARAZ T. TOOR For years, Carlos Bernard’s job was to call people and remind them to vote. Now, someone can remind him. Bernard joined …[read more]
Manhattan Beep Urges Flexible Work Skeds
By IVANNA MACHUCA Comptroller Scott M. Stringer on Thursday urged New York State legislators to provide New Yorkers with family-friendly workplace policies after a report …[read more]
Frats at Baruch Hazed by Students
By ILYA KEYGEN There is a price to pay for being accepted into a group; sometimes it is with one’s life. This was the case …[read more]