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Friends Help Bail Out Man Arrested in Philip Seymour Hoffman Drug Probe
Friends of Robert Vineberg have pulled together $40,000 for his bail, his lawyer said.
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Settlement Reached on Long Island College Hospital's Future, Attorneys Say
LICH advocates and attorneys for state officials reached an agreement on the hospital, they announced.
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Settlement on LICH Does Not Guarantee Full Service Hospital
New details on the settlement were announced Friday afternoon at the Brooklyn Supreme Court.
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Family of Japanese Man Fatally Struck by NYPD Car Pushing for Answers
Ryo Oyamada's family wants the NYPD to turn over evidence from its investigation into the accident.
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Neighbors Sue to Block Historic Literary Bar Chumley's Reopening
Bedford Street residents are suing to keep the historic speakeasy closed for good.
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Queens Library Head Being Probed by Feds Over Construction Spending
Library head Thomas Galante is the target of a probe by city and federal investigators.
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Charter Schools Boss Eva Moskowitz Demands 'Educational Justice' From City
Moskowitz fought back after the city blocked a plan to co-locate three Success Academy schools.
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Activists Sue Developers to Take Control of Community Garden
Members of the Children's Magical Garden are suing to be declared owners of the green space.
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Football Coach Sued for Not Breaking Up Locker Room Fight That Injured Teen
A 15-year-old student had his jaw broken after the coach did not intervene, the suit says.
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Man Wanted to Die After Learning He'd Fatally Hit MTA Bus Driver, NYPD Says
Domonic Whilby told police he wanted to die after being informed he killed an MTA bus driver.
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Wheelchair-User Sues Creperie Over Lack of Ramp Access
Bonjour Crepes has been hit with a lawsuit from a woman who said the shop is not wheelchair accessible.
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De Blasio's 'Problem' With Moskowitz Sparked Charter Denial, Lawsuit Says
Parents from Eva Moskowitz's Success Academy charter schools sued Mayor Bill de Blasio.
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City Agrees to Pay $98M to Settle FDNY Bias Lawsuit
A group of black firefighters and the Justice Department accused the FDNY of discriminatory hiring.
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Millions Spent on Queens DA's Offices but Building Next to Court Sits Empty
DA Richard Brown wants an unused jail next to the courthouse to house his team.
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Five DWI Cases Thrown Out After Judges Rule NYPD Set Up Illegal Checkpoints
The stops Highway Patrol officers called "step out" surveillance were illegal, judges ruled.
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Landlord Asks Judge to Evict Tenants for Their 'Protection'
Rent-stabilized tenants said the owner is trying to kick them out in favor of market-rate renters.
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Chetrit Sold $1.6M Condo Full of Mold and Mice, Resident Claims
Sarah Schottenstein said luxury developer Chetrit sold her a $1.65 million condo in awful condition.
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Video Store Shuttered for Selling Counterfeit Cigarettes, Officials Say
Mollika Video on 37th Road was shut down Saturday by the NYPD.
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Teen Driver Who Killed 4-Year-Old Ariel Russo Could Be Charged as Juvenile
Franklin Reyes' lawyer said he hoped the accident would not follow his client all his life.
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De Blasio's Child Welfare Reforms Falling Flat, Officials Say
ACS workers have been inconsistent about reforms ordered after the death of Myls Dobson, officials say.
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