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Lawyers for the three cops charged in the fatal shooting of Sean Bell outside a Queens nightclub have asked an appeals court to move next month's trial outside the metropolitan area, claiming negative publicity has "poisoned" the jury pool here. More...
Decry Test-Prep Focus

January is a big testing month in the city's public schools, but some Teachers say they wish they could toss out the standardized forms and get back to teaching. The state reading and writing tests for 3rd through 5th grades were held last week and the 6th through 8th graders are making their way... More...

Ranked Lower on List

A Hospital Police Officer is crying foul after an evaluation by another employee, who holds the same civil service rank and is also vying for a promotion, prevented her from gaining a permanent upgrade to Sergeant. More...


A less-combative Governor Spitzer gave a scaled-down State of the State address Jan. 9 and once again received high marks from education unions - this time for committing to increase funding in the face of an unmentioned $4-billion state deficit. More...


Martinson an Aggressive 'Teddy Bear'

If there was one thing Lieut. John Martinson couldn't tolerate, it was a slow day at work. When Lieutenant Martinson, who was killed Jan. 3 while fighting a fire in the Crown Heights section of Brooklyn with Engine Co. 249, was first appointed 14 years ago to the now-closed Engine Co. 204 in Cobbl... More...


The Fire Department Jan. 6 announced a reduction in average citywide response times for 2007 despite an increase in workload, but one FDNY union questioned the claim, contending that there has been slippage in response to structural fires. More...


A veteran hospital police officer has charged that she was improperly denied a promotion at Lincoln Hospital because the person evaluating her had eyes on the same position. More...
To those assuming that a change of venue for the three Detectives in the Sean Bell case would be a one-way ticket to acquittal, Gerry Shargel offered this cautionary tale about another criminal defendant who instead rode the switch straight to prison. More...
Mayor Bloomberg's newly announced, if not yet implemented, crackdown on the abuse of parking privileges by municipal workers is welcome news, but is still missing a key point. The placard-owners who park, quasi-legally, at their workplaces are most certainly an annoyance to their neighbors, but w... More...
Q.: Over the recent Christmas/New Year's break, a few Teachers were discussing the benefits of Revenue Ruling 90-24 issued by the Internal Revenue Service in 1990. More...
$18 Hourly Pay To Start; Must File by Feb. 26; Don't Need Experience But Must Pass April 19 Test
The Department of Citywide Administrative Services is accepting applications for an exam leading to Bus Operator jobs in New York City Transit. The starting salary is $18.85 an hour. Pay increases to $26.92 hourly after three years on the job. The multiple-choice exam is scheduled for April 19. A... More...

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