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A 43-year-old woman used a stolen identity to obtain a $6k-per-month one-bedroom apartment in SoHo, according to the Manhattan District Attorney's office.

Prosecutors say the fraudsters would pose as a broker and the rightful owner.

He allegedly rented the car with a fake ID and credit card, then kept it.

"I felt overwhelmed with work. I was motivated out of fear that the work wouldn't get done."

Dating meets real estate!

A Long Island City foundry owner allegedly claimed he was great friends with Johns and was given a sculpture worth $11 million.

About one in every five Staten Island residents has a prescription

It's been a pleasantly long time since we last heard of

Those Brooklyn Census workers really don't want to lose their jobs.

Flickr user jenadactyl Getting fired was just the tip of the