Pointing to his recent comments on abortion and controversial appointment of an alt-right favorite to the White House, Mayor de Blasio on Monday urged all Americans to continue protesting President-elect Donald Trump.
A former Manhattan restaurant owner has been arrested on charges that he ran a $12 million Ponzi scheme, prosecutors said on Friday, in a case that a source said was linked to an ongoing corruption probe involving the New York Police Department.
Patricia Perez-Gonzalez, 27, was convicted of using stolen credit card accounts to fund a lavish lifestyle with her boyfriend.
A Bronx man was arrested when cops spotted him cruising through several red lights in a vehicle he converted to look like an undercover police car, equipped with flashing lights and fake police radios, authorities said.
Brooklyn, NY – Twenty-three New York City doctors and medical workers have been charged with running an insurance fraud scheme in which they persuaded homeless and poor people to get unnecessary medical testing with promises of free shoes, prosecutors said on Tuesday.
New York – Bronx District Attorney Darcel D. Clark, Acting Brooklyn District Attorney Eric Gonzalez, New York County District Attorney Cyrus R. Vance Jr., and Queens District Attorney Richard A. Brown today announced that nearly 700,000 summons warrants that are 10 years or older will be vacated in the next few weeks.
A handcuffed 18-year-old man who escaped custody for two hours in upper Manhattan on New Year’s Day had a getaway car a marked NYPD cruiser, police said.
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.
