Primary Voters Head to Polls to Pick Possible Successor to Bloomberg
By Lauren Keating New Yorkers went to the polls on Tuesday in two party primaries that set the stage for the end of the long …[read more]
Voters Gripe About Voting Machine Malfunctions
By Laurie Cherenfant The phone lines were jammed Tuesday as a voter helpline in Manhattan was flooded with complaints from all five boroughs about broken …[read more]
Alleged Hate Crime Killer Arraigned in Manhattan
By Alyson Kaufman The alleged assailant of a Brooklyn bachelor who died in what authorities are calling a hate crime, was arraigned Tuesday in Manhattan …[read more]
Mayor Launches Broad Anti-Truancy Effort
By Nadira Foster Williams & Alex Ellefson Mayor Michael Bloomberg on Tuesday announced a major effort to reduce truancy in city schools in a program …[read more]
The Blood is the Life, Mr. Lopez
By Nicholas Lopez A volunteer at the Immune Deficiency Foundation, Joanna Tierno was born without a whole immune system. She receives weekly blood infusions to …[read more]
Livery Drivers Say Green Cabs Put Them in the Red
By Laurie Cherenfant A large group of livery drivers assembled near the corner of Broad and Beaver Street on Tuesday to protest the new rule …[read more]
Yonkers Plumber Faces Many Gun Charges
By Samantha Grillo and Samuel J. Paul The federal trial of a Yonkers plumber with a long rap sheet accused of possessing an arsenal of …[read more]
Union Leaders on Trial for Racketeering
By SHAKIRA SEALEY A trial date was set for September 24th in Manhattan Supreme Court for two union leaders of a minority labor coalition who …[read more]
Trial Date Set for Teen Attempted Rape Suspect
By Lauren Keating A September 25 trial date was set on Tuesday in Manhattan Supreme Court for Brooklyn teen Amauri Azcona who is charged with …[read more]
Women Protest Street Harassment
By REBECA IBARRA Twenty-year-old Tahira Huff was walking to her Bedford-Stuyvesant home late one night when a man tried to chat her up. “What up …[read more]