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City Demands Jamaica Drug and Alcohol Rehab Program Return $300K
New Spirit II, a substance abuse clinic in Jamaica, is accused of misusing the city funds.
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Islan Nettles' Family and Friends Still Seek Justice 1 Year After Murder
A year after Islan Nettles' death, prosecutors still have not charged anyone, infuriating advocates.
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State Revokes Daycare License for Woman Arrested in Death of 20-Month-Old
The state revoked Athena Skeeter's license on Aug. 25, after Cardell Williamson died in her care.
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Subway Inn Stays Open While It Fights Its Case In Court
Veteran dive bar Subway Inn will stay open until a judge decides on a new closing date.
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DA Drops Drug Dealing Charges Against Philip Seymour Hoffman's Friend
Robert Aaron Vineberg, 58, pleaded guilty to drug possession, which carries a lower penalty.
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What Happened in New York This Week: 8 Stories You Need to Read
Catch up on what happened during the week that was with this handy round-up.
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Mom Arrested for Blocking Sidewalk While Waiting for Family to Use Bathroom
Chaumtoli Huq was arrested while standing in front of the Times Square Ruby Tuesday, court papers show.
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Michael Grimm's Ex-Girlfriend Pleads Guilty to Campaign Fraud
Diana Durand, 48, pleaded guilty to using straw donors to boost Grimm's 2010 war chest.
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Special Needs Pre-School Boss Gets 2 Years in Prison for Stealing Millions
Cheon Park used millions of dollars meant for special needs students to buy furniture and cosmetics.
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Electrical Company Owners Convicted of Stiffing Workers Out of $273K
Ronald Bartiromo and Raymond D'Auria pleaded guilty to underpaying workers on two city projects.
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Hoarder in Rent-Stabilized Apartment Died With $18M, Widow Says
Lewis David Zagor made a fortune investing, but he lived in an apartment full of boxes and tchotchkes.
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Police Body Cameras Welcomed in the Bronx
Mott Haven locals said the cameras will help improve relations between the neighborhood and the police.
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Gambino Associate's Grandson Arrested in Queens Shooting, Authorities Say
Robert Sasso was charged with shooting a friend near the Whitestone Bridge in late August.
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Rikers Inmate Dies After Being Denied Food, Water and Medicine, Suit Says
Bradley Ballard, who suffered from schizophrenia and diabetes, died in his cell in September 2013.
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Merengue Legend Axed Promoters After They Helped Her Get Visa, Suit Says
Fefita La Grande, who was banned from entering the U.S. for 13 years, also got help from Rep. Rangel.
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Dog Trainer Stole Customers From Gramercy Doggy Daycare, Suit Says
Happy Dogs owner Jennifer Chen is suing Blake Rodriguez for $50K, according to the lawsuit.
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State Gives Occupants 90 Days to Leave Atlantic Yards Building, Tenant Says
StorageMart, which occupies one of seven buildings seized by the state, said tenants must go by Dec. 18.
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City Renewed Contracts With Rikers Health Provider Despite 4 Inmate Deaths
The state called for changes in Corizon's protocols after the deaths, but still awarded it contracts.
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Residents and Elected Officials Renew Fight Against NYU Expansion Plan
A rally was held in a green space threatened by the university ahead of a court hearing on the plan.
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Staten Island BP Gives $380K to Upgrade District Attorney's Video System
BP Oddo allocated the capital funding to overhaul the DA's videotaping system.
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