Ex-congressman George Santos sentenced to 87 months in prison for wire fraud and aggravated identity theft
Former Congressman George Anthony Devolder Santos was sentenced for committing wire fraud and aggravated identity theft.
Caribbean American Lawyers honor four at recent gala — expect to exceed monetary expectations
CALA’s 2nd annual gala honored leaders and raised funds for scholarships, focusing on mentoring Caribbean American legal professionals.
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Court Clerk Marilyn Sanders retires after a quarter of a century
Marilyn Sanders retires after over 25 years as a Brooklyn court clerk, ready to enjoy family, biking and church in Brighton Beach.
Two inmates die on Rikers in one afternoon
Two men died on Rikers Island Friday, raising 2025’s death toll to seven and intensifying scrutiny of the jail’s dangerous conditions.
Family of Queens teen killed by police files lawsuit against city
Win Rozario’s family sued NYC and NYPD, alleging officers escalated his mental health crisis, leading to his wrongful death in their home.
Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs confirms he won’t testify and compliments the trial judge for an ‘excellent job’
Combs declined to testify at his sex trafficking trial after prosecutors rested their case; closing arguments are set for Thursday.
Columbian Lawyers officially announce new president and officers for 2025-2026
Mario Romano was sworn in as president of Brooklyn’s Columbian Lawyers Association at its 54th gala, honoring Italian heritage and community.
Queens Defenders’ Lori Zeno pleads not guilty to fraud charges
Former Queens Defenders chief Lori Zeno pleaded not guilty to fraud after allegedly misusing nonprofit funds for luxury expenses.
Second Circuit Court keeps key parts of concealed carry law in place after challenge
The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has upheld the majority of New York’s Concealed Carry Improvement Act CCIA.
New York State courts celebrate rollout of paid parental leave policy
The New York court system is celebrating the launch of its Paid Parental Leave (PPL) policy, providing up to 12 weeks of fully paid leave.
Federal judge strikes down public housing gun ban in New York
A New York judge has overturned a firearms ban in public housing, a decision that could have broader implications for tenants in Brooklyn.
Opinion: Progress for New York is always a priority for the Women’s Bar Association of the State of New York
Progress for all New Yorkers has never been more important. This year, progress is on the ballot. The WBASNY urges you to vote yes on Prop 1.
Brooklyn Bar Association celebrates court attorneys at annual reception
The BBA hosted its third annual Kings County Court Attorneys’ Reception, recognizing the contributions of court attorneys and law clerks.
Former Abercrombie CEO and two others charged with sex trafficking and prostitution
The former CEO of Abercrombie & Fitch and two associates have been charged with sex trafficking and interstate prostitution.