Preet Bharara

Silver will not have his case thrown out and should head to prison, prosecutors argue.

The Manhattan U.S. Attorney and the Internal Revenue Service are investigating his finances.

A grand jury accused the quartet of federal bribery charges in two cases of alleged corruption.

The two officials and a businessman pal could be indicted as early as Friday.

He told 600 officials that disgraced officers lost thousands of dollars to retire under a cloud.  

The mayor said Thursday that the high-ranking officers should have known better.    

The U.S. Attorney's Office said a high school principal was allowed to harass three black teachers.

Jason Paul Smith threatened to blow up the Statue of Liberty last year, prosecutors said.

The historic Inverted Jenny stamp was returned to its owners at the World Stamp Show on Thursday. 

Alex Lichtenstein is accused of bribing NYPD officers for gun license permits, prosecutors said.

Federal and city prosecutors are reportedly investigating the $52 million Brooklyn Heights Library sale.

The Campaign for One New York won't say who donated money and then asked for it back.

Commissioner Bill Bratton's hand-picked choice to clean up the unit retired after two weeks on the job.

Alex Lichtenstein allegedly brought snacks to the early-morning meetings in Police Headquarters.

The former state Senate Majority leader and his son were sentenced Thursday in federal court.