Accused Killer Expected to Take the Stand in Brooklyn Courtroom
By KATIE MILANI & JOAN MARTINEZ The prosecution rested its case Tuesday against the Brooklyn man who foreshadowed killing his girlfriend on Facebook three days …[read more]
Accused Computer Software Thief Slammed with $1 Million Bail
By KIRAN SURY Bail was raised to $1 million Tuesday in the criminal trial of a Chinese hedge fund analyst charged with using computer software …[read more]
Councilmembers Demand More Funds for City Schools
By AMANDA RODRIGUEZ A group of city councilmembers and education advocates on Tuesday demanded an increase in state funding for public schools, charging that city …[read more]
Music Teacher Sent to Prison for Molesting 9-Year-Old Student
By REBECA IBARRA A 70-year-old music teacher was sentenced to two years in prison and five years post-release supervision in a Manhattan courtroom on Tuesday …[read more]
Jury Selection Continues in Terrorism Trial of Bin Laden’s Son-in-Law
By Kiran Sury Jury selection continued Tuesday in the trial of Osama Bin Laden’s son-in-law and suspected terrorist Sulaiman Abu Ghaith. Four jurors were confirmed …[read more]
Boyland Corruption Case Goes to Jury
By MELISSA WALKER & CRAIG ROGERS Jury deliberations were expected to begin on Tuesday in the bribery case against New York State Assemblyman, William Boyland …[read more]
Epileptic Matricide Case Adjourned for a Month
By KATIE MILANI The case against the 20-year-old Fordham student charged with beating his mother to death during an epileptic fit in 2010 was adjourned …[read more]
Cabbie Accused of Rape Nixes Plea Deal
By JOAN MARTINEZ The New York City cabbie charged with raping a woman in 2012 declined the offer of a plea from the Brooklyn District …[read more]
Radio CIty Bringing More Lights
In An Intimate Press Event, Reporter Amanda Rodriguez Met With A Few Of The Makers of Radio City Music Hall’s Newest Work, Heart & Lights.
Queens Schools Celebrate $2.5 Million Tech Grant
By CRAIG ROGERS Nelson Mandela might have died recently but his spirit pervaded the halls of the Golden Maple Academy in Queens on Tuesday when …[read more]