criminal record

The closely watched bill would seal most criminal records in New York state after a certain window of time.

"We know that because of racial stereotypes, the police assume people of color are more violent than their white counterparts, and will be charged differently."

Private landlords will have to prove that renting or selling to an applicant is a legitimate safety risk.

A man who has been in state prison twice for at least three counts of robbery really wants to work at Red Lobster...so much so, he's suing them to hire him.