The family of Harry Seggerman, an investment fund president, was told how to hide more than $10 million in foreign accounts to avoid paying United States taxes, a federal complaint claims.
Posters advertising a new movie set in New York show a skyline missing what has become a prominent part of Lower Manhattan.
Brian J. Weiss, the man who was fatally shot at a Queens hotel, was a Web marketer whose business had been the focus of thousands of consumer complaints.
Secure Communities, a controversial Immigration and Customs Enforcement program to identify illegal immigrants, will expand across Massachusetts and New York next week.
Former State Senator Pedro Espada Jr. of the Bronx, on trial with his son Pedro Gautier Espada, said “evil spiritual powers” were at work after jurors indicated progress on their deliberations.
In rejecting the online marketplace, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey cited a pending Supreme Court challenge to the Affordable Care Act, but his move was largely symbolic.
In rejecting the online marketplace, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey cited a pending Supreme Court challenge to the Affordable Care Act, but his move was largely symbolic.
A rise in commodities prices seems to have led to a rash of thefts of manhole covers and other pieces of iron found on city streets.
A rise in commodities prices seems to have led to a rash of thefts of manhole covers and other pieces of iron found on city streets.
The Green Book, which generations of lobbyists, journalists and others have used to find out who does what in New York City, has been converted to an online directory.