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The man died, and police are not sharing his name until they contact his family.

Omar Habib is the first NYPD officer to be prosecuted under a 2020 New York City law banning chokeholds.

The former director and her ex-husband spent the organization’s money on a 85-inch TV, a penthouse apartment and other luxury items.

The appointment of Jennifer Jones Austin comes as Mamdani faces pressure from the left for not reforming policing.

Prosecutors say Omar Habib placed a man in a chokehold so tight that he temporarily lost consciousness.

Prosecutors say Andrew Arrabaca, 43, targeted the federal building where many immigrants attend court appointments.

Court records that were set to be unsealed will now remain sealed.

The union representing rank-and-file officers says the Civilian Complaint Review Board has damaged officers' reputation with allegations of sexual misconduct, bias and dishonesty.

Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg said the defendants spent several years hatching a plan to steal the building for their own benefit.

Prosecutors say Edward Harold King and Sam Sprei lied to investors in a sham real estate venture.

A Gothamist investigation found only a fraction of the organization’s proceeds were donated to registered nonprofits.

Prosecutors said the unofficial station occupied part of an office building in Lower Manhattan.

A parade, a pitcher, an artist and a romance novel walk into a bar.

Defense attorneys argued at trial that Randy Santos shouldn’t be held responsible because of severe mental illness.

Prosecutors say both teens arrested professed support for Islamic State and one told police he watched propaganda on his phone.

The attorney general’s office has agreed not to enforce a controversial portion of the state’s 2022 gun permitting law.

The baby was one of the more than 1,300 children the city separates from their parents without a court order each year, according to the agency’s data.

Randy Santos’ conviction offers some closure in a case that took nearly seven years to go to trial.

Cross-country skiing, sheet-pan sleds, kids and dogs running wild: There’s no day like a New York City snow day.

The case highlights New York City’s struggle to balance the preservation of cherished community spaces with the dire need for more affordable housing.