Dareh Gregorian
The Archive
PA getting its WTC antenna
The new World Trade Center can continue rising. The Port Authority has settled a dispute with a Canadian company that it had accused of holding “hostage” the steel for the...
'Freedom' can keep growing
The World Trade Center can rise again. The Port Authority has settled a dispute with a Canadian company that it had accused of holding the steel for the new WTC's...
Mom of actress killed in dump truck hit-run sues city for $30M
The mother of an actress who was killed in a hit-and-run accident near Union Square is suing the city for $30 million. In papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Christina...
Axed nurse’s ‘Mad Men’ suit
A baby nurse is suing a Chelsea couple who allegedly fired her because they thought she might be too litigious. In papers filed in Manhattan Supreme Court, Deanna McDonald, 39,...
Former Knicks star Stephon Marbury ‘scored’ on side with his family's personal chef: court papers
He had problems on court in New York, but former Knicks’ star Stephon Marbury was scoring plenty at home — with his family’s personal chef, bombshell court papers reveal. Marbury...
Skateboard race bombs
The city’s going nuclear on the “Broadway Bomb.”City lawyers got a court order yesterday barring the “Bomb” — a massive, annual skateboard race through Manhattan traffic — from proceeding.The order...
Green light today for FDR park
The new FDR memorial Four Freedoms Park is free to open on Roosevelt Island today, thanks to some quick work by a Manhattan judge. Two lawsuits by major donors to...
Judge: Favre can keep it in his pants
Brett Favre’s penis has no place in a Manhattan courtroom — yet. A Manhattan judge has rejected a bid to force the grid great to say under oath whether he’s...
Brett Favre won't have to swear under oath about alleged lewd photos -- yet
Brett Favre’s penis has no place in a Manhattan courtroom — yet. A Manhattan judge has rejected a bid to force the grid great to say under oath whether he’s...
Help me re-reboot my ex: Hooters gal
An ex-Hooters girl who dumped the same guy twice now wants a judge to do it. Kendra Platt-Lee has asked a Manhattan court to boot both Steven Silverstein and his...
Canadian company holding steel needed for WTC antenna 'hostage' for millions
A Canadian company is holding the steel needed to build the new World Trade Center’s antenna “hostage” for millions of dollars — jeopardizing the completion date for the tower and...
Soda 'heavyweights' fight back with lawsuit against Health Department's big sugary drinks ban
Big Soda is “supersizing” its fight against the city’s crackdown on big sodas. The American Beverage Association, the soda workers union, movie theater owners and the National Restaurant Association joined...
Very taxing times
Former New York Times publisher Arthur “Punch” Sulzberger had $41 million worth of stock in the Gray Lady when he died — and his children have already made moves to...
Court clubs arts exec
And stay out! A state appeals court has upheld the National Arts Club’s vote to boot its disgraced ex-president.The Appellate Division’s ruling, released yesterday, said the Gramercy Park club was...
King att’y sues over ax misery
All work and no pay makes Stephen King’s lawyer file suit, he says. Jay Kramer claims he was canned by the horror master earlier this year after he was bad-mouthed...
Appeals court upholds National Arts Club's vote to boot ex-president from club
And stay out! A state appeals court has upheld the National Arts Club's vote to boot its disgraced ex-president from the club. In a ruling released today, the state Appellate...
Ex-New York Times publisher had $41M in stock at time of death
Former New York Times publisher Arthur Sulzberger had $41 million worth of stock in the Old Gray Lady when he died - and his children have already made moves to...
Judge faces censure for 250G in ‘disguised’ cash
A Manhattan judge should be censured for accepting $250,000 in “disguised” campaign contributions, a state commission found yesterday. The state Commission on Judicial Conduct determined that Surrogate’s Court Judge Nora...
115,000 people set to attend New York Comic Con
The highly-anticipated New York Comic Con begins tomorrow - but if you don't already have tickets, you'll need some Bruce Wayne-type bank to get in. For the first time in...
State commission says judge should be censured for $250G in 'disguised' compaign contributions
A Manhattan judge should be censured for accepting $250,000 in “disguised” campaign contributions, a state commission has found. The state Commission on Judicial Conduct determined Surrogate’s Court Judge Nora Anderson...