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Nine therapists are accused of defrauding New York's Early Intervention Program and leaving more than 200 kids without services they need.
Chad Kimball lost his job after a tweet comparing COVID-19 restrictions in churches to tyranny sparked outrage online, the suit says.
“[Doctors] take an oath to do no harm," said U.S. Attorney Damian Williams, "It is difficult to imagine conduct more anathema to that oath."
"I plead guilty, your honor," Colinford Mattis said. "I wish I'd made better choices on that night."
“I’ve handled many cases against the NYPD," said attorney Tahanie Aboushi. "We've never come across this."
A sail that provides shade to a Brooklyn Bridge Park playground broke free from restraints and hurt a woman underneath, a lawsuit contends.
The state Senate held a hearing Wednesday on proposed law to ban court fees advocates say make it a crime to be poor in New York.
Two drivers found guilty of killing a pedestrian and a cyclist were unable to prove the Vision Zero law is unconstitutional, judges ruled.
Homeless Services police detained Anshuman Bhatia when he tried to document them violating the state mask mandate, surveillance video shows.
Two lawyers accused of tossing a Molotov cocktail at an NYPD vehicle were expected to plead guilty Thursday at an abruptly canceled hearing.
A former FDNY inspector claims he was pressured to blame a faulty boiler, and not the film crew, for the fatal Harlem blaze, records show.
The lawsuit claims Dr. Kristin Carmody’s defense of NYU colleagues, “put a target on her back.”
One woman allegedly boasted, “Lol anything is possible wen [sic] u know a 311 operator.”
A new lawsuit seeks urgent medical care for the New York City jail complex facing a “humanitarian crisis.”
The writer of “Henley' children’s books about a Japanese Chin filed suit against her publishers over a series about a flying bulldog.
Eugene Roberson, of NYC Health + Hospitals, is accused of pocketing $64,000 in rent checks paid to Bellevue, prosecutors said.
Eric Goldstein allegedly used his position to secure a contract for Somma Foods, a company he owned, prosecutors said Wednesday.
A former city employee who pleaded guilty to child porn possession will take his wage theft case to the U.S Court of Appeals, records show.
A Staten Island man says he was injured by a piece of icy snow that fell from the 1,776-foot-tall Freedom Tower, court records show.
Because NYPD officers did not identify themselves to Stickers O'Neill, she contends she experienced not arrest, but kidnapping.
