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Law Enforcement News LAPD Chief Michel Moore Seeks A Second Five-Year Term Los Angeles Police Chief Michel Moore announced Tuesday his interest in returning for a second five-year term, citing a desire to improve public safety and trust “utilizing the best practices of 21st century policing.” Whether Moore, 62, is retained is up to the Los Angeles Board of Police

New data from the Internal Revenue Service shows New York has lost a weighty proportion of its millionaires in the aftermath of COVID-19 pandemic.

The shattered menorah, stationed at the corner of East 93rd Street and 2nd Avenue, follows another antisemitic vandalism which occurred at the same center in October during the Sukkot holiday. 

Lawmakers are headed to Albany today to vote themselves a raise that would make them the best-paid legislators in the nation.

Sitting in front of two portraits of himself, Lamor Whitehead went on a 15-minute rant condemning the federal fraud charges accusing him of scamming nearly $100,000 from two parishioners.

Frank James is expected to plead guilty next month to terrorism charges related to the April 12 mass shooting on a crowded N train in Brooklyn that left 29

A 44-year-old man and 63-year-old woman are dead after being struck by an oncoming subway train in lower Manhattan on Tuesday morning.

Lamor Whitehead, 45, the founder of the Leaders of Tomorrow International Church, was arrested Monday by federal agents for scamming his parishioners out of more than a hundred thousand.

Bishop Lamor Whitehead is also accused of extorting a businessman and lying to FBI agents.

Comedy actor Faizon Love has a fresh take on the ongoing reparations debate in California.