Banned us from recording anything but the defendant and his attorney. Tears streamed down victims faces and sniffles could be heard as three victims read statements one woman accused lopez of exposing her vulnerability. No remorse, no regret. State prosecutor asked a judge to increase the restitution from the previouslyagreed 100,000 to nearly one quarter of a million dollars. The judge sentenced lopez to a year in jail. The juk talked about a lack of remorse. Do you feel bad . Do you want to apologize . So many people are suffering. If we get paid back, then yes, im happy. Most are expected to receive 1995 in restitution. Some will the defense will request alternative sentencing or house arrest. We learned 21 civil Rights Groups are going to file a suit against fannie mae, claiming they did not maintain foreclosed homes in African American and latino neighborhoods to the same standard as in white neighborhoods. Now, new details in a case leading headlines for a week. Two inmates are b
Its not appropriate. There was tension as a case taken years finally came to an end. Good evening, and thanks for joining us. Today was judgment day for a petaluma man at the center of an investigation launched three years ago. Michael finney was in the courtroom in the mortgage fraud case and joins with us the latest. Michael . A judge ordered miguel lopez to serve a year in jail and 150,000 in restitution. Miguel lopez was greeted by his public defender. 16 of the more than 80 victims sat in the hallway, waiting for the hearing to begin. They accused lopez of taking their money, promising to reduce their mortgage payment. They say he did little but take their money. Were deeper now than we were. We have no possibility of digging out. Reporter inside, the judge banned us from recording anything but the defendant and his attorney. Tears streamed down victims faces and sniffles could be heard as three victims read statements one woman accused lopez of exposing her vulnerability. No remo
A bill introducing state oversight of attractions such as the Lockport Cave and Underground Boat Ride has now been signed into law by Gov. Kathy Hochul.
A bill passed last week in both houses of the New York State Legislature, to introduce state oversight of attractions such as the Lockport Cave and Underground Boat Ride in
LOCKPORT — A bill that would introduce state oversight of attractions such as the Lockport Cave and Underground Boat Ride awaits a signature from Gov. Kathy Hochul following its passage