When the Web Is Woven With Job Scams
By ARICKA MOULTRY-DAVIS Brooklyn native Perrion Malik recently applied to a maintenance job for the company Metro Safety Inc. on Indeed.com and was called and …[read more]
Air Passenger Accuses Jet Blue of Bias
By MAKEET FINCH A Brooklyn resident is threatening to sue Jet Blue Airlines where he says he was a victim of racial discrimination and kicked …[read more]
Anti-Vaxxers Picket State Senator
By NASRA ABDALLA KHAMIS About 20 concerned parents on Thursday protested outside New York State Senator Liz Kruger’s Midtown office in opposition to senate bill …[read more]
City Officials Tout Drop in Crime, But…
By MARIE FIERO Crime in New York City has continued its downward trend according to statistics touted by Mayor Bill de Blasio and new Police …[read more]
Nordstrom Store Faces Animal Rights Protest
By MICHELLE VELEZ Animal rights supporters covered in fake blood stood outside of luxury retailer in Midtown on Thursday to call an end to sales …[read more]
Middleweights Face Off at News Conference
By KEVIN LIMITI Middleweight contender Dennis Hogan did not seem like the epitome of confidence at a press conference with WBA Middleweight Champion Jermall Charlo, …[read more]
Pimp Pleads Innocence of Killing and Dismembering Girlfriend
By JODI-ANN MALARBE The defendant charged with killing and cutting up his former girlfriend took the stand in Brooklyn Supreme Court on Thursday to tell …[read more]
New High for NYC School Kids Going to College
By NASRA ABDALLA KHAMIS College enrollment for New York City high school students has hit a new high, Mayor Bill de Blasio and New York …[read more]
Jury Ponders Fate of Accused Billion Dollar Fraudster
The jury in the Brooklyn Federal Court billion dollar fraud trial of a Lebanese banker was expected to start deliberations Friday morning after several weeks …[read more]
Food for Thought at City Council Hearing
By MARIE FIERO Two weeks after homeless shelter residents had sued the city for allegedly being poisoned by expired food, the City Council held a …[read more]