Construction workers renovating a Manhattan garden near a church on Thursday unearthed skeletal remains at a former centuries-old cemetery, according to authorities and sources. The hardhats stumbled upon the bones while excavating a garden area near St. John’s Lutheran Church…
The reverberations from California Gov. Gavin Newsom’s decision to commute the death sentences of all 548 condemned inmates in California has left surviving loved ones reeling, including one 78-year-old mother who broke down in tears in an interview with The California…
Trial litigator lawyer Michael Joseph said that he understood the need for fierce personal injury advocacy from a young age, growing up with a grandfather who suffered life-altering injuries as a train conductor. Approximately 22 years ago, Joseph built his own…
The family and supporters of Jabez Chakraborty once again were out in numbers on Nov. 4 with his case scheduled for a hearing at the Queens Criminal Courthouse in Kew Gardens. Chakraborty, 22, who has been diagnosed with mental health issues, was…
A Republican operative in New York state faces felony charges over allegations that he forged ballot applications on behalf of three people in primary elections in June and submitted a forged ballot and ballot application on behalf of a fourth…
Three New Jersey fraudsters allegedly stole $1.1 million from a Big Apple rental assistance program meant as a safety net for low-income New Yorkers, officials announced Thursday. Erica Williams, 39, spearheaded a plot to rip off the city’s “One Shot Deal” program…
A Northern California family was awarded $8 million after a neighbor sued over an autistic boy’s backyard outbursts, calling him a “public nuisance.” The Santa Clara County verdict followed a bitter legal battle between the boy, Ezequiel, his mother, Serena Arvayo,…
He was just doing his duty. A supervisor at a crime-scene cleanup company allegedly ordered a rookie worker to poop in a bucket as “company policy” — and then dementedly starred at the droppings for 15 minutes as part of an alleged…
Dominick Giordano, a Brooklyn attorney, World War II veteran, banker and former president of the Brooklyn Bar Association, died peacefully on Oct. 16. He was 100. The Brooklyn Bar Association announced Giordano’s death in a tribute message to the organization’s past president…
Two high-speed hooligans raced through picturesque Mulholland Drive in their supercharged sports car early Thursday morning, skirting dangerously close to spectators admiring glittering Los Angeles, before cops eventually caught them. Caught on video, a black Ford Mustang is seen pulling…
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