Long Island Child Therapist Who Traded Infant Abuse Videos Sentenced in Federal Court
A Long Island therapist was sentenced after admitting to distributing videos and images of infant sexual abuse, federal prosecutors said. The U.S. Attorney’s Office called the material "sordid."
Queens Judge Shuts Down Bid To Toss Chanel Lewis Howard Beach Murder Conviction
A Queens judge denied a motion to vacate Chanel Lewis' 2019 conviction in the 2016 Howard Beach killing; the defense says it will appeal. The ruling keeps the life sentence in place while questions about DNA phenotyping persist.
Russian National Pleads Guilty to FBI Lies and Naturalization Fraud in New York, Admits Ties to Russian Intelligence
Russian national Nomma Zarubina has pleaded guilty to making false statements to the FBI regarding her ties to Russian intelligence and committing naturalization fraud.
Subway Crime Carousel: Cops Bust 4 Suspects, Courts Spin 3 Back Out
Four alleged repeat subway offenders were arrested in a 24‑hour span — three were released without bail, renewing scrutiny of New York's pretrial rules and transit safety.
Staten Island Restaurant Worker Admits Role In Brooklyn Jury Bribe Bombshell
A Staten Island restaurant worker admitted to trying to bribe a juror in the stalled Brooklyn trial of boxer Goran Gogic. The plea has paused the trial and prompted new legal motions.
Brooklyn Nurses Left High and Dry After 19 Days With No Health Coverage
Dozens of Brooklyn Hospital Center nurses rallied Feb. 19 saying they’ve gone 19 days without employer-funded coverage and are demanding immediate restoration. The union says payments stopped months ago.
Brooklyn Deed Thief Snags 120-Day Reprieve, But Freedom Costs $1.5M
An appeals court has paused Sanford Solny’s sentence pending appeal and tied any release to multimillion-dollar bonds and electronic monitoring. Victims and activists say the move falls short of full accountability.












