Can’t Get Rights But Can Get a Voice
Young parolees and ex-cons step on stage to tell their stories to make reentry into their community smoother.
Cops & Courts
Meat Cleaver-Wielding Killer Faces Trial for a Third Time
A 45-year-old schizophrenic admits to killing a psychiatrist in 2008, but his lawyers argue he is not liable.
Cannibal Cop Case Back in Court
Jury selection opens for two men accused of conspiring to kill and eat women
De Blasio Motorcade Caught Breaking Traffic Laws
A local TV team filmed De Blasio’s limo speeding through stop signs—and the flap isn’t going away quietly.
Brooklyn Politician Solicited Bribes, Says Federal Agent
A special agent testified that Assemblyman William Boyland, Jr. asked for $250,000 in exchange for using his power
Inside the State’s Only Courtroom Classroom
A special program educates young adults with rap sheets, helping them avoid jail sentences.
Tenants Try to Navigate the Bronx Housing Court Maze
Almost 2,000 people go through the Bronx Housing Court each day to fight evictions and landlord repossessions, more than in any other borough.
Apple-Picking Robbers Caught Enjoying Their Fruit
There’s an app for that robbery: two New Yorkers who were robbed at gunpoint Monday, Oct 7 got their phones back and helped arrest the men who targeted them, police said.