All news by author: Rebecca Rosenberg

The shattered father of Barnard student Tessa Majors described the family’s “immeasurable pain” on Thursday — as a judge sentenced Luchiano Lewis.

The accused assailants were each charged in Manhattan Criminal Court with two counts of third-degree assault, as well as attempted assault and harassment

According to a law enforcement source and court documents, a former employee at the Veterans Affairs Medical Center on Long Island was arrested on Wednesday for allegedly sexually assaulting a colleague

He is working with Manhattan prosecutors against co-defendant Rashaun Weaver, 16, who is charged with the same counts. The arrangement is not a result of a plea agreement

Experts in law enforcement told The Post that it is unlikely Brian Laundrie's parents will face criminal charges related to Gabby Petito's disappearance and presumed death

Officials announced that over seven contractors were charged with attempting to secure profitable contracts by bribing supervisors at public housing projects in Brooklyn and Queens

Legal experts say it might be the right call for Laundrie to exercise his right of silence.

Nine members of the Colombo crime family were arrested on racketeering charges Tuesday morning, including the two highest-ranking leaders, both of whom are in their 80s

Forty-eight individuals faced charges in a 78-count indictment this week linked to a large-scale West Harlem drug trafficking network that operated on the "most violent" street in Manhattan, frequently involving teenagers in sales activities, according to prosecutors

A lawyer for Nxivm co-founder Nancy Salzman says she was abused and fooled by sex slave-branding cult leader Keith Raniere — and doesn't deserve to go to prison.

Real-estate scion Robert Durst's Los Angeles trial for the slaying of his best friend more than two decades ago is set to resume Monday after a yearlong break due to COVID-19.

As part of his plea deal, Roman Narvaez Ansazoy agreed to forfeit $20 million in profits — and faces 20 years to life in prison when he’s sentenced.

Derek Chauvin abused his authority and acted with "particular cruelty" when he pressed his knee on George Floyd's neck for more than 9 minutes.

A suspected Capitol rioter was apprehended after someone he knew recognized him in a photo taken inside the US Capitol building, shared in a tweet by the New York Post, according to federal officials

A city corrections officer faces charges related to the suicide of an inmate who passed away in a lower Manhattan cell last year—after authorities reported that she instructed her subordinates not to assist him

The Manhattan District Attorney will stop prosecuting prostitution and unlicensed massage cases -- and is tossing thousands of warrants dating as far back as 1975.

Convicted murderer Derek Chauvin faces a maximum of 75 years in prison after being found guilty on Tuesday for the killing of George Floyd.

Ex-NYPD officer Valerie Cincinelli is anticipated to plead guilty to a single charge of obstruction for allegedly plotting to eliminate her estranged husband and her boyfriend's daughter

The veteran ex-cop who accidentally shot dead Daunte Wright Sunday when he tried to flee during a traffic stop could be charged under Minnesota law, legal experts say.

A third medical expert testified Friday at the murder trial of ex-cop Derek Chauvin that "law enforcement" caused George Floyd's death.

Ghislaine Maxwell's attorneys contended that if Harvey Weinstein and Bill Cosby were granted bail while facing trial for sexual abuse allegations, she should be afforded the same opportunity

She's once again incarcerated. The notorious "Soho con artist" Anna Sorokin, a German citizen, is currently detained by US Immigration and Customs Enforcement, according to the Post

Two ex-mortuary technicians reportedly took credit and debit cards from deceased individuals and used them for trips to Florida

Opening statements have begun in the murder trial of Derek Chauvin, where jurors are shown an image of the ex-Minneapolis police officer kneeling on George Floyd's neck

An attorney involved in a car accident case in Brooklyn declined to wear a mask in court, stating it caused him to feel sweaty, breathless, and dizzy