Brooklyn After two decades of courtroom innovation, Judge Alex M. Calabrese retires from Red Hook Community Justice Center By Kirstyn Brendlen
Brooklyn Judge Sterling Johnson Jr., who ruled over Brooklyn federal court for 30 years, dies at 88 By Kirstyn Brendlen
Long Island By 2024, NYPD radios may ‘go dark’ with no assurances for media and public access By Todd Maisel
Courts Mayor Adams and DOC condemned by Legal Aid Society for two recent jail deaths By Isabel Song Beer
Manhattan From insurrection to fraud: The many ongoing investigations of former President Donald Trump By Isabel Song Beer
Courts AG James hits Trump, his children and business associates with sweeping fraud suit By Ethan Stark-Miller
Courts Dead and buried? Mock funeral held for 1994 Crime Bill, as New York pols renew call for sentencing reform By Dean Moses
Courts ‘These jails are killing people’: Advocates, former Rikers Island prisoners rally ahead of corrections board hearing By Dean Moses
Commentary & Editorial Brooklyn “Progressives” Fail In Their Attempt To Block Black Attorney From Winning Nod As Civil Court Judge by James Clark (Contributor NYC Newswire) from NYCPolitics.com
Courts Tenant coalition, Manhattan BP Levine seek housing court slowdown on eviction proceedings By Max Parrott
Courts Attorney General Garland explains Trump raid, says he personally approved search warrant based upon probable cause By Robert Pozarycki
Manhattan ‘Sorry, we’re closed’: Manhattan elected officials demand reopening of Midtown Community Court By Gabriele Holtermann
Queens Rikers Island turmoil: Mayor Adams meets with inmates as religious leaders host City Hall vigil By Dean Moses
Courts Special session in Albany Thursday to counteract Supreme Court striking down New York gun permit law By Robert Pozarycki
Courts New Yorkers ‘less safe from gun violence’ thanks to Supreme Court striking down New York law, Mayor Adams says By Dean Moses
Courts Federal judge endorses ‘Rikers Action Plan’ allowing city to retain control of notorious jail while reforming it By Aidan Graham
The Bronx NYC has the third-highest wrongful conviction rate. A bill that stalled in the state Senate would have fixed that through post-conviction relief. By Robbie Sequeira
