NYC Airbnb hosts fight back against new rules with lawsuit
Airbnb hosts in New York City are suing the city over new regulations and claiming unfair targeting of law-abiding homeowners.
Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes must pay $452 million restitution bill, surrender soon
A judge ordered Elizabeth Holmes to pay $452 million in restitution to the victims of her crimes.
Woman sues Rudy Giuliani over alleged sexual assault; says he owes her $2M
A former employee of Rudy Giuliani is suing him and his companies for $10 million, alleging he sexually assaulted and harassed her and owes her nearly $2 million in unpaid wages, among other misconduct.
Lawsuit: Rudy Giuliani accused of sexual assault, harassment by former employee
Noelle Dunphy's lawsuit against Giuliani and his companies contains explosive allegations, accusing him of sexual abuse, harassment, and refusing to pay her a promised salary.
Disney updates lawsuit against DeSantis to add new events, including monorail oversight
Disney on Monday amended its free speech lawsuit against Gov. Ron DeSantis to add recent developments in the tit-for-tat fight between the entertainment giant and the Florida governor, such as a new law granting the state unprecedented authority to inspect a monorail system at Disney World.
Closing arguments start for columnist's claims against Trump
A jury is hearing closing arguments from a lawyer for the advice columnist who says Donald Trump sexually attacked her in a department store in 1996.
Long Island school district accused of turning its back on bullying
New allegations against the Central Islip School District accuse officials of allowing a 13-year-old girl to be bullied with repeated threats that led her to have suicidal thoughts.
Speculation, expectations precede Trump's unsealed indictment Tuesday
While the world waits to learn the formal charges District Attorney Alvin Bragg will announce Tuesday against former President Donald Trump, sources close to the issue predict dozens of counts against him.
Trump supporters gather in Long Island at DeSantis rally
The Florida governor, who was in town Saturday to promote his new book, has so far not announced a presidential run.
Law enforcement prepares for possible crowds ahead of Trump surrender
Multiple law enforcement agencies, including the NYPD, US Secret Service, US Marshals, and New York State Court Officers, are coordinating ahead of former President Donald Trump's expected surrender next week.
Adnan Syed's murder conviction reinstated by Maryland's Court of Appeals
Adnan Syed's murder conviction was reinstated Tuesday following an opinion released by Maryland's Court of Appeals.
Book publishers file suit against Internet Archive over free digital library
Publishing companies have sued the Internet Archive, alleging that the Archive's e-book digital lending is actually "willful digital piracy."
Here is the status of the Donald Trump investigations
The former president faces legal woes with several ongoing criminal investigations, and here is where things stand in those cases.
NY cannabis agencies sued by medical marijuana providers
The lawsuit filed claims that state cannabis regulators exceeded their legal authority when they opened up the first batch of applications in August only to people with past pot convictions or their relatives, instead of to everyone.
Former Cuomo aide alleging sexual harassment sues New York
Charlotte Bennett filed a complaint in state court in Manhattan saying the state of New York is liable for Cuomo’s sexual harassment and for the actions of his top aides, who failed to take corrective action once she reported it.
Gabby Petito case: Judge to decide if 'burn after reading' letter will be allowed as evidence
The trial in the civil case filed by the parents of Gabby Petito against the parents of Brian Laundrie has been pushed back to spring 2024, but first, the judge has to decide on two key parts of the potential trial.
Man sues Buffalo Wild Wings, claims pricey 'boneless wings' are basically nuggets
The lawsuit involves the price of the boneless wings to which a Chicago man claims the restaurant is resorting to deceptive marketing.
California bill would eventually ban all tobacco sales
Some California lawmakers want to eventually ban all tobacco sales, filing legislation to make it illegal to sell cigarettes and other products to anyone born after Jan. 1, 2007.
House reportedly asked to investigate George Santos' marriage
Letters submitted to the House Ethics Committee are reportedly questioning whether Congressman George Santos' 7-year marriage to a Brazilian woman was just a scheme to aid her immigration bid, according to the New York Times.
Rep. George Santos accused of puppy theft in 2017
Rep. Santos was charged with theft in Pennsylvania after more than $15,000 in bad checks in his name were given to dog breeders for "puppies."