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As Durst Murder Case Goes Forward, HBO’s Film Will Also Be on Trial Robert Durst’s lawyers plan to attack the veracity of a documentary that played a major role in the decision to charge him with murdering his friend.

Past Tense: When the Old Penn Station Was Demolished, New York Lost Its Faith Today’s version is humiliating and bewildering.

Confused About Congestion Pricing? Here’s What We Know Drivers will have to pay to enter the heart of Manhattan starting in 2021, but the specifics have yet to be decided.

No Noise Complaints Here With their amazing sound systems, hi-fi bars and clubs in New York City cater to discerning audiophiles.

She Was Fired After Raising Questions About a DNA Test. Now She’s Getting Million. Marina Stajic, an official at the Office of Chief Medical Examiner in New York City, raised concerns that the test could lead to wrongful convictions. Her…

Nearly 8,000 Boy Scout Leaders Have Been Accused of Sexual Abuse Since 1944, Researcher Found A professor reviewed long-secret files. The Scouts say that every account of suspected abuse has now been reported to law enforcement agencies.

Gays? Palestinians? Speaking Your Mind Can Spell Trouble on the City Council Two New York City councilmen lost their committee seats after making remarks about gays and Palestinians that some found offensive.