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Reports: Judge Rules That NYU Expansion Can Go Ahead
A judge has ruled in favor of NYU, and against angry Greenwich Village residents, in a lawsuit to stop the massive expansion plan by the university, according to published reports.
Appeals Court Rules NYCHA Can Evict Tenants Who Violate Income Requirement
The ruling from the New York State Court of Appeals overturned a lower court’s ruling that the drastic penalty was likely to leave a woman and her three young children homeless.
Appeals Court Leaning Toward Reversing Ruling Allowing For Worship In NYC Schools
No ruling has been issued, but a federal appeals panel signaled Monday that it was leaning toward reversing a decision by a lower court that allowed for after-hours worship services in New York City public schools.
No Pension For Ex-Paterson Mayor Martin Barnes
Officials have told a former New Jersey mayor who pleaded guilty to federal tax evasion and mail fraud charges that he’s not entitled to his pension.
N.J. Supreme Court Orders State To Give Schools More Money
The New Jersey Supreme Court has rebuked Gov. Chris Christie and ordered the state to increase spending on poor schools by an estimated $500 million.
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