When the judge sentenced the juvenile in 1996, he promised to stand behind him if he stayed out of trouble.

When the judge sentenced a 15-year-old in 1996, the teen promised to redeem himself. He did, but now faces deportation

The New York attorney general’s office said that the executive, David Shulman, would pay $2.75 million to settle the claims.

The former New York police commissioner rose to national prominence after 9/11 but pleaded guilty last year to tax fraud and lying to the White House.

The former New York police commissioner rose to national prominence after 9/11 but pleaded guilty last year to tax fraud and lying to the White House.

Chelsea Market, on the ground floor of a building once part of the Nabisco bakeries, is a smorgasbord of food and retail shops.

Jonathan Lippman has helped turn the Court of Appeals into a scrappier, more divided and more liberal panel.

A report said that at 18 percent of the state’s schools, less than 5 percent of students qualified for free or reduced-price lunches, the highest percentage in the nation.

Before the jury got the case, a prosecutor demonstrated in court how quickly an attack on Michael Mineo could have occurred.

The bill would freeze rent for 10 years for about 750,000 people but would allow landlords to keep at market rates some apartments improperly removed from rent stabilization.