Blake Leibel, Son of Toronto Developer, Charged In Death of Girlfriend
The heir to a Canadian real estate fortune pleaded not guilty to carving up his girlfriend and leaving her bloodless body behind in their West Hollywood apartment.
Montreal – Police Raid Ultra-Orthodox Jewish School
The sign at the door in Hebrew read: “Welcome in the name of God.” Below that were the words “Talmud Torah,” meaning the study of Torah.
New York – Fight Over Jewish Owned Brooklyn Nursing Home Closure Ends In $3.35M Deal
Five elderly women who refused to leave their assisted-living home after its closure was announced will finally vacate as part of a $3.35 million settlement, attorneys said Wednesday.
Teacher Alexandria Vera ‘Got Pregnant By 13-Year-old Student’
HOUSTON, Texas — A Houston middle school English teacher accused of sexually abusing a child has turned herself in to authorities.
Two More High-Ranking NYPD officers File For Retirement Amid FBI Corruption Investigation
NYPD deputy chiefs Eric Rodriguez and Andrew Capul have filed for retirement, joining the exodus of officials heading for the exits amid a massive corruption probe.
Samsung Debuts “Kosher” Smartphone
Apples are kosher, and now Samsungs can be too.
2 Dead In UCLA Campus Shooting
At least two people were killed by an active shooter who is still on the loose Wednesday on the UCLA campus, according to Los Angeles police.
‘Refuser’ Husband Located After 10 Years, Finally Gives Divorce
It may yet become a TV movie, involving detectives, hideouts, false disguises, a dramatic arrest, and then the happy ending. So far, however, it is merely a true story that ended this morning – providing relief for a woman who was held “anchored” for ten years.
Child-Sex Abuse Victim Chaim Levin Rallies Orthodox Jews To Pressure Politicians For Child Victims Act Passage
Chaim Levin says he was sexually abused by his cousin for years, abandoned by his family and shunned by his community. He has wrestled with his identity and sexuality.
Strip-Club Case Puts DEA Staff on Hot Seat
NEW YORK – A Drug Enforcement Administration supervisory agent and another employee led double lives as they lied to the government by not disclosing ownership in a New Jersey strip club because they knew it could spoil their careers, a prosecutor told jurors in an opening statement Tuesday.