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Soundview resident dubbed the ‘precinct shooter’ pleads guilty for 2020 attack on NYPD

By Steven Goodstein

Angellyh Yambo's mother and father, along with Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark, address the press following the sentencing of Jeremiah Ryan, whose stray bullet killed the 16-year-old in 2022. Photo Emily Swanson

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Angellyh Yambo’s killer sentenced to 15 years to life for murder

By Emily Swanson

The Bronx District Attorney's Office is seen on Friday, Feb. 17, 2023.

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Bronx DA drops final 67 cases connected to ex-NYPD narcotics detective accused of lying in testimonies

By Manuela Silva

group of new hires standing with their hand up in front of folding chairs with Darcel Clark speaking into a microphone

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Bronx District Attorney Darcel Clark appoints 40 new lawyers to her office

By Aliya Schneider

Levent and Denis Ozkurt pose with a sticker to put in their window signalling they are licensed. They stand in front of a mural with a Bronx subway and a sign that says Hush.

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Judge allows Williamsbridge Road dispensary to open amid statewide cannabis legal battle

By Aliya Schneider

street view of Super Foodtown supermarket

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Bruckner rezoning opponents appeal judge’s decision

By Aliya Schneider

stock photo shows five $100 bills

Fortune Society gets $500K in NYC housing discrimination lawsuit settlement

By Aliya Schneider

Noel Valerio, a South Bronx native who oversees the Client Emergency Fund for the Bronx Defenders, spoke about his family's own experience fighting through the legal system. Photo Emily Swanson

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Bronx Defenders celebrate 10 years of giving clients cash for immediate needs

By Emily Swanson

A screenshot shows an Instagram photo of a grand larceny defendant with a large amount of cash.

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AG James convicts 6 Bronxites for more than 200 robberies that netted $3M

By Camille Botello

Following an agreement with the Attorney General's office, CareCube will refund customers who were improperly charged for COVID-19 tests.

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CareCube to issue refunds for patients inappropriately charged for COVID-19 tests

By Aliya Schneider

A Bronx mother and daughter were ordered to pay restitution to an elderly woman's estate after they pleaded guilty to defrauding her for more than $800,000.

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Bronx mother-daughter duo sentenced for defrauding 92-year-old woman of more than $800K

By Camille Botello

Former city Buildings Commissioner Eric Ulrich

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Former Buildings commish Eric Ulrich expected to face criminal indictment this week: reports

A sea of purple-clad runners and walkers — at the Bronx DA's 5K race for domestic violence awareness — are working to figure out how they can make inroads to reducing domestic violence in Bronx homes and neighborhoods.

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Kingsbridge Heights man, on the run for more than a decade, sentenced to 18 years for killing wife

By Camille Botello

Two individuals were arrested on July 2, one of whom was arraigned and charged with numerous crimes, in connection to the shooting of a 17-year-old boy in Westchester Square.

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Two suspects arrested, one arraigned in connection to Westchester Square shooting

By Emily Forgash

An old tattered foam mattress with protruding springs in a room with dirty walls. Poverty, disorder

Squatting couple indicted after children found locked in a room, eating a mattress in Mitchel Houses

By Aliya Schneider

A former Department of Correction officer, Rikers inmate and Bronx resident have been indicted for smuggling an iPhone into the jail in August 2021.

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Williamsbridge resident, Rikers inmate and ex-DOC officer indicted for smuggling iPhone into jail

By Emily Forgash

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