Ex-Goldman Sachs Programmer Convicted In NYC
Prosecutors had called it "a case about theft and greed." They asked after the verdict that Aleynikov wear an electronic bracelet until sentencing. The judge did not immediately rule.
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Prosecutors had called it "a case about theft and greed." They asked after the verdict that Aleynikov wear an electronic bracelet until sentencing. The judge did not immediately rule.
Public Safety Commissioner David Chong said Friday the suspects face robbery and weapon charges in connection with the Nov. 29 robbery in downtown White Plains.
A Catholic nun who ran Iona College's finances embezzled more than $850,000 and spent it on herself, federal prosecutors said Friday. Sister Marie Thornton was arrested Thursday and pleaded not guilty in federal court in Manhattan.
James Naismith wrote the 13 rules nearly 119 years ago. The physical education instructor invented basketball as a winter activity for a YMCA in Springfield, Mass.
Religious leaders and New York City politicians are joining together to combat hate crimes. City Council Speaker Christine Quinn said the attack this week on a Queens imam is especially disturbing.
By the time we get a slight reprieve from the bitter cold temperatures, rain and slight snow will arrive.
They're trying to bring back the old lever machines because a court order has the new optical scan machines impounded as votes are still being recounted from last month's general elections.
A recent assessment cited the lab with failing to comply with procedures on maintaining equipment, instruments and more than a dozen other issues.
Bloomberg said Wal-Mart has a legal right to open in the Big Apple, adding that the company provides a large number of entry-level jobs.
About 119,000 of the 357,000 aircraft have invalid information on the registry because of missing forms, invalid addresses, unreported sales or other paperwork problems.
The fight broke out in a classroom at the Explorations Academy in the Bronx.
Donald Trump has lost the latest round to get the state to pay up to $500 million in damages for delays in the construction of his planned banquet hall at Jones Beach.
Critics questioned whether the bill is affordable and does enough to ensure that only people with illnesses related to trade center dust get help.
Duncan was in New York for an announcement about an initiative to beef up GED programs.
In a time of tight budget times, the city is looking for new ways to recoup costs. And drivers needing help from the FDNY will be the targets.
