A Mayor de Blasio donor under federal investigation for lavishing cops with gifts also helped pry taxpayer money from the City Council for a police training program he supported.
A corruption sting that led to headlines and the indictments of 50 city officials and the business people who bribed them has resulted in only a handful of prison sentences.
A New York woman who works for the Department of Corrections may have booked herself a room at the Crowbar Motel.
An off-duty corrections officer was arrested when he trashed a midtown night club and punched an employee after he tried to leave without paying a hefty tab, authorities said.
Cops busted a Rikers Island correction officer accused of repeatedly raping a young child, a police source said Wednesday.
A chabad emissary placed tefillin on a woman in New York last Friday, apparently mistaking her for a man.
New York – A billionaire hedge fund manager has apologized for an online post saying that a black New York state senator has “done more damage to people of color than anyone who has ever donned a hood” because of her support for teachers unions.
Under the POST Act short for Public Oversight of Police Technology the NYPD would need to publicly disclose each item’s current and future “impact and use policies,” seek public feedback, and explain whether court permission is needed for deployment.
On Saturday evening, Dov Bergwerk arrived at the Avis branch on West 76th Street and Broadway.
NEW YORK — A New York art dealer who scammed the art world for 15 years with fake paintings in the name of famous artists will not go back to prison for the $80 million fraud, a judge said Tuesday, crediting her for cooperating with the government.
