They Still Remember
By YVONNE JURIS No politicians orated nor famous cellists played at the eleventh anniversary Tuesday of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, but that did not dissuade …[read more]
Mourners of Slain Bodega Clerk Say Shooting Was Not an Accident
Victim’s brother Jimmy Cuevas. By RYAN SIT Friends and family of Reynaldo Cuevas, the bodega clerk who was fatally shot by a police officer in …[read more]
A Tree Grows at Ground Zero
The pear tree. By MELANIE GOLDBERG As death rained down on the World Trade Center plaza 11 years ago, a small green thing survived. It …[read more]
Accused Killer Wants Protection in Jail
By Conor Febos & Ryan Sit One of the two alleged killers in the brutal murder of a Chelsea businessman in March was granted protective …[read more]
NY 1 Marks 20 Years of Reporting Triumph and Tragedy
By Avril Regis From the World Trade Center bombings and President Bill Clinton’s impeachment trial, to the September 11, 2001 Terrorist Attacks on the World …[read more]
Rapist Sentenced to 20 Years
By YVONNE JURIS Convicted rapist Jason Quinones was sentenced to 20 years prison Tuesday in Manhattan State Supreme Court, after pleading guilty last May to …[read more]
Violence Again Mars Caribbean Celebration
By Nakia Copeland & Sigourney Sealey Police on Tuesday still were searching for the suspects in one of the two deadly stabbings and a shooting …[read more]
Rabbi And His Brother Plead Guilty to Housing Fraud
By Ryan Sit & Cadita Rousseau A Former Brooklyn jail-house chaplain and his brother pleaded guilty Tuesday in Manhattan Federal Court to defrauding the federal …[read more]
City War Against Super-Sized Drinks Enlists Diet Groups
By Conor Febos Mayor Bloomberg amped up his campaign against super-sized, sugary drinks Tuesday as Weight Watchers, Jenny Craig and other diet groups backed his …[read more]
Police officer stabbed in East Harlem
By MAX NEOPIKHANOV A police officer was stabbed in the head in East Harlem by a man with a criminal record and a history of …[read more]