A mysterious benefactor has purchased the historic Boys’ Club building in the East Village for $32 million with the promise of preserving the space for … Continue reading
The crony lawyer who represented two shady landlords in a real estate deal that cost the city $173 million keeps on giving cash to Mayor … Continue reading
The principal of a high-profile Manhattan public school is stepping down after becoming a lighting rod for criticism earlier this year when a teacher showed … Continue reading
A high school student who stabbed a classmate to death in a Bronx classroom couldn’t convince a judge he acted out of fear fueled by … Continue reading
The government agency responsible for enforcing the city’s paid sick leave law is failing at its job, an audit conducted by Comptroller Scott Stringer found. … Continue reading
Demonstrators gathered Thursday outside Monmouth County Superior Court to protest a Family Court judge’s decision against trying an accused rapist as an adult. Judge James … Continue reading
The city Correction Department is failing to enforce reforms ensuring prisoners be released from jail within three hours of posting bail, according to a new … Continue reading
The gift that kept on giving is giving no more. A Queens grand jury indicted 13 people accused of running a sprawling gift-card scam that … Continue reading
The city cleared out three Chelsea SROs last week amid 140 open buildings violations — a move that put residents on the street and had … Continue reading
If there’s something this Queens teacher wants his students to take away from class, it’s this: Stay gold, and learn along the way. Gary Malone, … Continue reading
In a small, but simple mitzvah, the pilgrims pray and leave the departed rabbi notes. Their missives will eventually be collected and burned, fleeting reminders … Continue reading
Three New Jersey legislators demanded Wednesday that a family court judge who offered leniency to an accused teenage rapist be removed from the bench permanently. … Continue reading
A New Jersey Family Court judge recommended leniency for a teenage boy accused of sexual assault even though the 16-year old allegedly bragged to friends … Continue reading
Unionized asbestos workers want to know why a developer hired non-union workers at a city-owned affordable housing project and why the city agency in charge … Continue reading
Teachers at three Manhattan public schools fear there’s a silent killer in their midst. The schools — all co-located on the same Inwood campus at … Continue reading
A Midtown diamond dealer that cut a swath of misery through the lives of dozens of unsuspecting customers filed for bankruptcy late Thursday night — … Continue reading
