NYC Landlord Busts Tenants For Swiping Mezuzahs From Neighbors
The mystery of the missing mezuzahs is solved for one Manhattan landlord, who claims a pair of tenants have been terrorizing their Upper West Side neighbors.
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Fire Breaks Out At Historic NYC Synagogue
A three-alarm fire broke out on Sunday night at a 19th Century synagogue on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
NYSP Troopers Are Handing Out Traffic Tickets In NYC
They’re super troopers at least when it comes to slinging traffic tickets.
Owner Of Brooklyn Construction Company Charged With Manslaughter In Worker’s Death
NEW YORK — The owner of a Brooklyn construction company has been charged with manslaughter following a wall collapse that left one worker dead and two others seriously injured.
NYPD On High-Alert After ISIS Magazine Calls For Terror Attacks
The NYPD is putting officers on high-alert after ISIS released the latest issue of its propaganda magazine calling on home-grown terrorists to attack the West and kill hostages.
NYC – Ex-Guinea Minister Convicted In Multimillion Bribery Scandal
A US federal court convicted a former Guinea minister of laundering US$8.5 million in bribes he took from a Chinese tycoon in exchange for mining rights in Guinea, media reported Wednesday.
NYC – ‘Anti-Semitic’ Politician Tricks Critics Into Raising Money For Him
For an anti-Semite, this guy’s got tons of chutzpah.
NYC Probation Officer Busted For Sexually Abusing Client
A young woman got a cruel form of punishment when her probation officer showed up at her Manhattan apartment – and dropped his pants.
Where’s The ADL, Hikind Asks As Racist Propagandist Preps For CUNY Commencement Speech
Assemblyman Dov Hikind (D-Brooklyn) expressed concern this morning regarding the absence of the Anti-Defamation League on the matter of racist, propagandist Linda Sarsour’s planned commencement speech at CUNY.
New York – Questions Persist In Death Of Prominent New York Judge
New York – When Sheila Abdus-Salaam agreed to speak this month at an alumni gathering at Columbia Law School, it was business as usual for someone in demand as the first black woman to serve on New York’s highest court.