Peter Senzamici

5 days ago | nypost.com | Carl Campanile |Priscilla DeGregory |Peter Senzamici |Vaughn Golden

A former state employee who accused Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment clinched a $450,000 settlement — with taxpayers set to foot the massive bill as the former governor makes a comeback bid for New York City mayor. Charlotte Bennett, a former assistant to Cuomo when he was governor, on Friday officially ended her lawsuit against the Empire State.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Priscilla DeGregory |Vaughn Golden |Peter Senzamici |Carl Campanile |Matt Troutman

A former state employee who accused Andrew Cuomo of sexual harassment clinched a $450,000 settlement — with taxpayers set to foot the massive bill as the former governor makes a comeback bid for New York City mayor. Charlotte Bennett, who served as an assistant to Cuomo when he was governor, officially ended a long-running lawsuit Friday against the Empire State.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Josh Christenson |Peter Senzamici |Chris Nesi

NORFOLK, Virginia — New York Attorney General Letitia James listed a Virginia home 300 miles from her office in New York City as her primary residence in official public documents, The Post can confirm — but neighbors said Wednesday that they’ve never seen her. The modest three-bedroom, two bathroom house is now home to a woman and her daughter, who moved in just a few months ago, according to people in the neighborhood.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Peter Senzamici |Ben Kochman

It’s better in Bellevue. Jailed Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein filed an emergency request to send him from Rikers back to his cushy setup at Bellevue Hospital — where he reportedly watched CNN for hours on end — because of a worsening tongue infection, according to a newly filed lawsuit. Weinstein’s emergency partition, filed early on Wednesday in Manhattan Supreme Court, seeks a temporary restraining order so he can be “urgently transferred” and receive medical care.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Peter Senzamici |Zoe Hussain

A tenant is suing a major New York City landlord for $60 million, claiming they illegally evicted him and then re-rented his apartment — with his stuff still inside — despite an ongoing legal battle. Justin Collins claims he was forced out of his $3,500-a-month one-bedroom apartment at 1264 Lexington Ave. on the Upper East Side because of “uninhabitable” and dangerous conditions, including a carbon monoxide leak when his beloved pooch was home alone for hours.