Supreme Court

Frankea Aleasha-Dabbs was indicted by a grand jury for leaving her 11-month-old on a subway platform.

The State University of New York agreed to maintain some medical services as negotiations continued.

Judge Johnny Lee Baynes told the top bidders to work together to save LICH's medical services.

Brooklyn Health Partners claimed SUNY hadn't acted in good faith during negotiations with the coalitoin.

Domonic Whilby told police he wanted to die after being informed he killed an MTA bus driver.

Judge Carolyn Demarest vacated a 2011 order that transferred the hospital's $1 billion assets to SUNY.

Judge Robert Miller ruled to maintain service levels at LICH, officials say.

Supreme Court plaintiff Edie Windsor will lead the parade on Sunday as a grand marshal.

The 5-4 ruling allows same-sex married couples to receive the same benefits as heterosexual couples.

Michael Kenny, 44, stabbed his wife in March 2011 in the Midtown hair salon where she was working.

The ruling comes after a federal appeals court in Boston also found the law unconstitutional.

Judge Thomas Raffaele alleges he was struck on his throat by a Jackson Heights cop last Friday.

A livery cab street hail plan is being fought in court just days before its scheduled start.

A court ruled Thursday that churches can continue worshipping in public schools for the next 10 days.

Close to 3,000 people have signed an online petition to name the 500 block of West 121st Street after comedian George Carlin.