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Keith LaMar was supposed to die on Thursday -- the day prison wardens were to take him to the execution chamber -- but an unusual circumstance led to a reprieve, and the convict is honoring his additional time with the release of a song, "The Journey," composed with the help of a Spanish musician publicizing his story.He's been granted, he says, "additional time... to put together a formidable legal team... a viable campaign... to bring my story to a wider audience."

NEW YORK — A Columbia University student whose name and photograph were flashed on “doxxing” trucks over the past month is suing the conservative advocacy group responsible for mobile digital billboards he says wrongly called him one of “Columbia’s Leading Antisemites.” Yusuf Hafez, a Columbia senior and a Muslim, was in class Oct. 25 when a friend told him his information was on display by ...

The city of Canandaigua admitted no wrongdoing in the settlement tied to the 2017 fatal shooting of Sandy Guardiola by a city police officer.

The NYPD Patrol Guide has certain pages deleted and the CCRB, the main watchdog, took them down, too. Experts are alarmed.

"No amount of money will be enough," plaintiff Dara Pluchino said of watching the NYPD beat and pepper spray peaceful protesters.