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Bobby Shmurda's GS9 Crew Charged in 24 Shootings, 1 Murder: Investigators
Shmurda shot near a crowd outside an East Flatbush barbershop over the summer, prosecutors said.
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Landlord Refuses to Move Man With PTSD and AIDS to Quieter Studio: Lawsuit
The state's Division of Human Rights sued on behalf of Phil Harris.
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Cuba Decision Gives Fraunces Tavern Bombing Victim's Son Hope for Justice
Joseph Connor hopes William Morales will be extradited from Cuba for the bombing that killed his father.
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New Judge Assigned to Decide on Releasing Eric Garner Grand Jury Evidence
Judge William Garnett, an acting justice in Brooklyn, was appointed to the case.
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What Happened in New York This Week: 10 Stories You Need to Read
From another tale of Bill de Blasio lateness to Brooklyn hip-hop star Bobby Shmurda's arrest.
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Philip Glass and Other Artists Donate Work to Fight NYU Expansion
Opponents of NYU's 2031 expansion plan are raising money to cover their legal costs.
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Rep. Michael Grimm Pleads Guilty to Tax Fraud But Will Not Resign
The congressman pleaded guilty to underreporting profits and wages at an eatery he co-owned.
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Parks Department's Punishment of Minorities Like Stop-and-Frisk, Suit Says
Robert McClain said the city agency denied him seven promotions and unfairly targets minority workers.
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Sunset Park Street Vendor Kicked by Officer Acted Hostile With Police: DA
Jonathan Daza, 22, who was kicked by an officer during a fair, displayed "combativeness," the DA says.
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Jiu Jitsu Instructor Says Sexed-Up Dojo Axed Her for Showing Racy Video
Juliet Silveira says bosses tolerated a sexist atmosphere but fired her for showing a co-worker a video.
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Doughnut Plant Demoted Employee Because She Was Pregnant, Lawsuit Says
Mekhala Sofsky claims the bakery discriminated against her when she was pregnant with her daughter.
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City Hall Pushed Pols to Attack PBA as Mayor Coaxed Unions To Meet: Sources
Aides to de Blasio asked Democrats to blast Pat Lynch and officers who turned their backs on mayor.
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NYPD Investigates Threats to Kill Officers on New Year's Eve, Sources Say
NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton said that 15 arrests have been made related to threats on social media.
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Widow of DC Comics Co-Founder Was Conned By Workers, Son Says
The wife of the publisher who brought Superman to world left $1 million to her lawyer and her assistant.
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DA Tries to Block Release of Garner Grand Jury Information, Citing Ferguson
Judge William Garnett will hear arguments for the release on Jan. 29.
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Arsonist Who Killed Nolita Neighbor Sentenced to 20 Years to Life in Prison
Wei Chu Hu was convicted of intentionally starting a fire at 41 Spring St. that killed his neighbor.
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Driver's Blood Alcohol Won't Be Considered in Crash That Killed Girl, 3
The DMV judge didn't take the driver's .039 blood alcohol level as evidence at the Jan. 6 hearing.
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Judge Sides With NYU Law Students in First Amendment Battle With Ex-Trustee
A judge said subpoenas from Daniel Straus' company "presented significant First Amendment issues.”
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Staten Island Mother Beat Child During Meeting at School, Police Say
Bintu Fofanah, 36, choked, slapped and punched her daughter during a meeting.
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Judge Blocks 'Fraudulent' Condo Conversion on Upper West Side, AG Says
A West 78th St. developer pushed tenants out and filed "fraudulent" documents, Eric Schneiderman said.
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