One of the ironies of Nunez’s story, and something that still rankles him, is he received just $75,000 in a settlement in ...

The New York case is elegantly simple and well within the understanding of the average juror. It charges a small-time grift, committed in an effort to avoid responsibility for tawdry conduct.

The judge presiding over Donald Trump’s criminal case said he intends to move swiftly, but between the slow-moving New York court system and Trump’s tendency to push for delays in legal ...

The first of four criminal cases against Donald Trump expected to go to trial faces a major test next week, when a New York judge is set to rule on the Republican former U.S. president's bid that ...

The trove of court records, which had been sealed, opens a window into the criminal case and shows that even as Washington officials were backing away from the prosecution, investigators in ...

Former President Donald Trump's conviction on all 34 state felony counts in New York may mark the close of the trial stage in the hush-money case, but a trio of prosecutions continue to loom over ...

If he goes to jail in the New York case for at least 60 days — which is unlikely, given Trump’s age and lack of prior criminal history — that’s another two points, according to Lopez.

Unsealed files in NYC mayor's criminal case shed light on investigation. Federal prosecutors were still actively pursuing corruption charges when the Justice Department ordered the case dropped.

The criminal case against New York City Mayor Eric Adams hangs by a thread after the Justice Department ordered federal prosecutors to drop charges.

The report said the Department of Correction spent $507,000 per person incarcerated on an annual basis in 2023, and that reducing the case delay could save New York City up to $877 million annually.

The NYPD solves thousands of NYC criminal cases each year — but a handful of others prove difficult to crack, even with hours of investigative work and the help of media attention.

The Queens district attorney’s office asked a judge Monday to toss out 60 criminal cases that relied on work by three former New York Police Department detectives who were later convicted of ...