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Suffolk County district attorney Raymond Tierney speaking at a press conference

From a PayPal Account to Fire Island Real Estate: Long Island School Administrator Indicted for Stealing $8.4 Million

The chief financial officer for a Long Island private school has been charged with stealing millions of dollars worth of school funds in order to fund his lavish lifestyle, which included four luxury cars and five Fire Island homes.
By Alexandra Tremayne-Pengelly

NYCHA Caretaker Arrested: Worker Allegedly Promised Public Housing Placements In Exchange for Cash

A NYCHA caretaker has been arrested after she allegedly took cash payments from individuals desperate to secure a placement in
By Kim Velsey

Apartment Hunt From Hell: New Yorkers Made Easy Marks for Housing Huckster

It’s hard to rent an apartment in New York without feeling like you’re getting ripped off. The exorbitant monthly rents,
By Kim Velsey

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