Jonah E. Bromwich
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Prosecution Rests as Trump Company Trial Moves Faster Than Expected
In a sign of confidence, Manhattan prosecutors skipped a witness they had said they would call. The case could end as soon as next week. → Read More
Trump Forms New Company, Drawing Scrutiny From N.Y. Attorney General
The New York attorney general, Letitia James, who is suing the former president, questioned his motive for forming a new company, which will be known in the state as the Trump Organization II. → Read More
New York Fights Back on Guns and Abortion After Supreme Court Rulings
Lawmakers passed measures that would prohibit concealed weapons in many public places, as well as an amendment that would initiate the process of enshrining the right to abortion in the state constitution. → Read More
Trump Set to Be Questioned Under Oath by New York A.G. Next Month
The questioning of Mr. Trump and two of his adult children as part of the attorney general’s civil investigation will begin July 15 unless New York’s highest court decides to intercede in the case. → Read More
Harvey Weinstein’s Sex Crimes Conviction Is Upheld by New York Court
New York judges approved testimony from women who said they were abused by Harvey Weinstein. The disgraced producer, awaiting another trial in Los Angeles, is serving 23 years. → Read More
Rikers Officers Lagged in Helping 3 Detainees Who Died, Report Finds
In each case, fellow inmates struggled to help when jail officers did not, according to the Board of Correction, which expressed “extreme” concern in its report. → Read More
Kidd Creole, a Hip-Hop Pioneer, Sentenced to 16 Years in Killing
Nathaniel Glover, who had been a member of Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, stabbed a homeless man on the way to his copy-shop job. → Read More
N.Y. Attorney General Seeks to Hold Trump in Contempt
The attorney general, Letitia James, has been conducting a civil investigation into former President Donald J. Trump’s family business. → Read More
Manhattan District Attorney, Under Fire, Adjusts Lenient Policies
Alvin Bragg clarified — and in some cases reversed — his earlier guidance on prosecuting gun possession and other crimes. → Read More
Trump Sues New York A.G. in Attempt to Stop Inquiry Into His Business
The attorney general, Letitia James, is seeking to question the former president under oath next month as part of a long-running investigation. → Read More
Sexual Misconduct Complaint Is Filed Against Andrew Cuomo
Mr. Cuomo, the former governor of New York, resigned in August after a state attorney general report concluded that he had sexually harassed multiple women. → Read More
Trump to Testify in Lawsuit Over Bodyguards’ 2015 Clash With Protesters
The former president had long avoided being questioned in the case, and it is not clear whether his testimony will become public. → Read More
Rikers Island Crisis: House Democrats Call on de Blasio to Brief Congress
Federal and state officials have signaled a lack of faith in the city’s ability to manage the troubled jail complex. → Read More
Michael K. Williams' Cause of Death Was a Drug Overdose, Authorities Say
The actor known for “The Wire,” who was found dead in his apartment earlier this month, died of intoxication by a mixture of heroin, cocaine and fentanyl. He had been open about his struggle with addiction. → Read More
N.Y. Democrats Ask Biden to Intervene at Rikers, as de Blasio Plans Visit
In a letter to the president on Friday, several members of Congress said New York City “cannot be trusted” to manage the jail, which has descended into chaos. → Read More
12th Death in Custody This Year Signals Growing Crisis in N.Y.C. Jails
The man who died was being held at the Vernon C. Bain Center, a floating jail barge docked just north of Rikers Island. → Read More
Teenager Pleads Guilty in the Killing of Tessa Majors
Ms. Majors, a Barnard College student, was stabbed to death in 2019 in a killing that rattled New York City. One of her killers pleaded guilty on Tuesday. → Read More
Trump Organization and Allen Weisselberg Will Go on Trial Next Summer, Judge Says
A Manhattan judge set a trial schedule for Allen Weisselberg and the Trump Organization on Monday that could coincide with the run-up to the 2022 midterm elections. → Read More
Deadly and Untraceable, ‘Ghost Guns’ Are Becoming More Common in N.Y.
State and local prosecutors say they are concerned about an apparent increase in the weapons, which can be assembled from parts ordered online. → Read More
County I.T. Supervisor Mined Bitcoin at the Office, Prosecutors Say
Christopher Naples is accused of hiding 46 devices used for mining cryptocurrency in Suffolk County offices, costing the county thousands of dollars in electricity. → Read More