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Brooklyn resident accuses New York City and police officers of false arrest and excessive force
A Brooklyn man has filed a federal lawsuit against the City of New York and several police officers, alleging multiple violations of his constitutional rights.
Former client accuses attorney Fred V. Charles and Charles Law of forgery and fraud
A former client has filed a lawsuit against her previous attorney, his law firm, and his brother, alleging signature forgery, unauthorized settlements, and theft of settlement proceeds.
Yes, THE George Santos Found the Fraud in New York Nonprofit
Sometimes the truth and exposure of corruption arrive from the most unexpected places.
William Floyd High School cosmetology students offer salon services to Suffolk County police officers
William Floyd High School senior cosmetology students recently offered free salon services to Suffolk County police officers as part of their training. The event provided hands-on experience while strengthening ties between students and local law enforcement. The school’s Career and Technical Education program continues to prepare students for future careers.
West Indian Advocacy Group Accuses NYC Officials of Discrimination
The West Indian Semaroon Tribe has launched a legal battle against New York City officials over alleged constitutional violations and discrimination related to cannabis enforcement policies.
Plaintiff Alleges Excessive Force Against NYC Police Officers
A man has filed a lawsuit against the City of New York alleging brutal treatment by police officers during an arrest near his home in Kings County.
Brooklyn Resident Accuses City Officials and Neighbors of Coordinated Harassment Campaign
A Brooklyn woman has taken legal action against the City of New York and numerous individuals over an alleged scheme designed to evict her from her home through harassment and false reporting.
Ocean Finest Grill Basket Accuses USDA of Unjust SNAP Disqualification
Ocean Finest Grill Basket Inc., a Brooklyn-based retailer, has filed a lawsuit against the United States Department of Agriculture seeking to overturn its six-month disqualification from participating in SNAP due to alleged misuse of benefits.
Plaintiff (solar energy provider) sues Defendant (payment processor) for Conversion
Alternative Energy Southeast has filed a lawsuit against payment processor CardConnect for allegedly withholding over $138k crucial to its operations without consent or legal basis.
Consumer Sues Beverage Company Over Misleading Health Claims
Lachae Vickers has filed a class action lawsuit against Halfday Tonics Inc., accusing them of falsely advertising their iced tea as beneficial for gut health due to prebiotic content.
Chocolate Manufacturer Accused of Selling Contaminated Products
A class action lawsuit has been filed against Spring & Mulberry for allegedly selling chocolates contaminated with Salmonella without proper disclosure.
Plaintiff alleges Stop for Kids LLC's unauthorized stop sign ticketing violates civil rights
A class-action lawsuit has been filed against Stop for Kids LLC over an allegedly unauthorized camera-based stop sign ticketing system operating in Saddle Rock since October 2022.
Plaintiff Alleges Family Conspiracy in Life Insurance Fraud
A complex web of familial betrayal unfolds as Latoya McClean sues multiple relatives over alleged fraud involving stolen life insurance proceeds following her husband's death.
Stony Brook researchers develop oral Listeria-based vaccine targeting colorectal cancer
A team of researchers led by Brian Sheridan, PhD, at Stony Brook University has developed a new oral vaccine strategy using the bacterium Listeria monocytogenes to help combat colorectal cancer.
Brookhaven collects thousands of winter clothing items in annual coat drive
The Town of Brookhaven’s Annual INTERFACE Winter Coat Drive, led by the Youth Bureau and held from January 9 through February 6, collected thousands of winter clothing items for those in need.
Rocky Point Middle School hosts STEAM Team event with interactive learning challenges
Nearly 40 students and family members took part in a STEAM Team event at Rocky Point Middle School last Wednesday.
Suffolk County Water Authority files lawsuit over North Fork water main project
The Suffolk County Water Authority (SCWA) has initiated legal proceedings in Suffolk Courts against the Town of Riverhead over the North Fork Water Main Project.
Four robotics teams win awards at William Floyd-hosted FIRST LEGO qualifiers
William Floyd High School recently hosted two FIRST LEGO League qualifying events, bringing together more than 40 teams from across Long Island.
Stony Brook Society of Physics Students honored nationally for fourth straight year
The Society of Physics Students (SPS) at Stony Brook University has received the 2024-2025 Outstanding Chapter Award from the National Council of Society of Physics Students for the fourth year in a row.
Sachem Academy hosts PS I Love You Day with co-founder Jaimie DiPalma
Sachem Academy observed PS I Love You Day with a visit from Jaimie DiPalma, co-founder of the movement and a teacher at Cayuga Elementary.
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Joe the Box Celebrates America First Spirit
“Joe the Box” has become one of Suffolk County’s most recognizable America-First personalities, turning The America First Warehouse in Ronkonkoma into what supporters call “the most patriotic venue in all the land.”