Martha Stewart Takes the Stand in Contracts Case
By LORETTA CHIN Martha Stewart took the stand in Manhattan’s Supreme Court on Tuesday and testified before a packed court room to defend her namesake …[read more]
Suffolk County Passes Law Triggering Cross-Reference of Psychiatric Admissions and Gun Licenses
By Sean Quigley The Suffolk County Legislature unanimously passed a law Tuesday to cross-reference persons involuntarily admitted to psychiatric hospitals with local pistol permit registries, …[read more]
Advocates Blame Bloomberg for Spike in Homelessness
By JANURIE ULETT Advocates for the homeless on Tuesday blamed the Bloomberg Administration”s housing policies for a steep 73 percent increase in homeless families in …[read more]
Hit-and-Run Suspect Ready to Give Himself Up
BY RACHEL SILBERSTEIN The repeat offender suspected of killing a young Hasidic couple and their unborn child in a hit-and-run accident was poised on Tuesday …[read more]
Brooklyn Detective Testifies on Arsonist’s Alleged Confession
By JERMECIA EDWARDS & VANESSA WALKER A Brooklyn Detective testified at the trial of Guatemalan ex-con on Tuesday that the accused arsonist in his statements …[read more]
Web Fetish Host Testifies It’s Just Role-play
By jULIA JOHN-SCHEDER & CLAUDIO MARTINO The Russian owner of a fetish website used by the New York City police officer accused of conspiring with …[read more]
Brooklyn DA Honors ‘Extraordinary Women’
By KATELYN HRUBY A robust force in the luxury design bubble that most of us can only dream of bursting, Massatre Ltd. is not the …[read more]
DUMBO studio gives artists space to grow
By RANDY ROJAS It was just days ago that this DUMBO gallery was packed with people admiring their representation of the neighborhood through photographs, film, …[read more]
4th year for How I Learned storytelling series
By ASHLEY BALAVENDER The storytelling series How I Learned celebrated its four-year anniversary on Wednesday at Happy Ending Lounge in Chinatown. Coming back from a …[read more]
City: Hurricane housing aid helps
By SAMANTHA GRILLO The director of the city’s Office of Housing Recovery Operations told the City Council on Tuesday that $750 million will be spent …[read more]