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Homelessness, Housing and Hotlines in Hell’s Kitchen are All on DA Bragg’s To-Do List 
It’s been an undeniably eventful first year in office for Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg, who became the first person of color elected to the position in 2021 after a highly competitive contest. In addition to pursuing large-scale targets like the Trump Organization, the District Attorney has announced wide-ranging housing, mental health and homelessness support services designed to confront Hell’s Kitchen challenges exacerbated by COVID-19.
Ex-con indicted in NYC cold-case killings of mom and daughter claims: ‘I’m not guilty’
The ailing ex-con accused of slaying a Harlem mom and her special needs-daughter told a judge he was “hanging in there” — and proclaimed his innocence — as he was hit with a murder indictment in the 1994 cold case on Thursday.
Ex-con indicted in 1994 cold case slay of Harlem mom, daughter
An ex-con has been indicted on murder charges for the cold-case double-killing of a Harlem woman and her special-needs daughter in 1994.
Manhattan Supreme Court Sees First ‘Dual Jury’ Trial in Decades
The Manhattan District Attorney’s Office concluded a rare occurrence recently—its first dual jury trial in some 20 years.
Midtown machete attack | Maine man hit with terrorism charges in New Year’s Eve attack on three police officers
A man was hit with a slew of terrorism charges for allegedly attacking three NYPD officers on New Year’s Eve, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg, Jr. announced on Wednesday.
One on One: amNewYork Metro talks past and future policies with Manhattan DA Bragg
amNewYork Metro has spent the beginning of 2023 speaking to notable figures as they look back over the previous year and forward to this one. For our final retrospective, we spoke to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg regarding his past, proudest moments from 2020, bail reform, his relationship with the NYPD, and plans for the future.
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