By ALVARO BLANCO A city-wide bill prohibiting employers from requesting credit reports from potential employees unanimously passed the City Council Committee on Civil Rights on Tuesday. …[read more]
By MICHAEL HEUSNER The executive director of the United Cerebral Palsy Association of Nassau County on Tuesday unveiled a new device intended to help disabled …[read more]
By ELIZABETH ELIZALDE A jury of seven men and five women was expected to begin deliberations Wednesday, faced with the daunting task of deciding between …[read more]
By FARAH PRINCE “I am my sister,” two female students chanted during a rally Tuesday at Hempstead High School marking the anniversary of the abduction …[read more]
By LORENA RAMIREZ & ANNA GLEKSMAN The Manhattan trial of a former Goldman Sachs programmer accused of stealing computer codes from the investment bank took …[read more]
By ALEXANDRA STEVENS The Federal Emergency Management Agency is granting $3 billion to repair and restore New York City public housing damaged by Hurricane Sandy, …[read more]
By MICHAEL HEUSNER A Queens’s man charged with killing both his parents in 2012, called a police detective and told him that he had been …[read more]
By FARAH PRINCE Brooklyn DA Ken Thompson on Tuesday announced the indictment of 23 co-conspirators, including nine doctors, and eight companies in a alleged criminal …[read more]
By ELIZABETH ELIZALDE Etan Patz’s mother testified on Tuesday in an attempt to discredit a statement a convicted child molester, once a suspect in her …[read more]
By ELIZABETH COLUCCIO & ANNA GLEKSMAN The jury began deliberations on Tuesday in the case of a Sheepshead Bay man charged with the attempted murder …[read more]
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