After months of protests from workers' rights advocates, kosher food distributor Tnuva has cut ties with a Brooklyn company that has come under fire for allegedly mistreating its employees.
Preliminary findings from the necropsy performed on Charlie, the carriage horse who dropped dead in the street on Oct. 23, found the animal had an ulcerated stomach and fractured tooth prior to his death.
In an effort to keep dogs from relieving themselves on plants and sidewalks, some building owners are taking the standard "curb your dog" sign up a notch.
A group of rabbis and community members called on a kosher cheese company to sever its ties with a Brooklyn distributor that was found to have violated workers' rights.