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County in New York, United States
No major Trump-owned buildings—such as Trump Tower or 40 Wall Street—have been taken into government custody and sold off under the New York civil fraud judgment; New York Attorney General Letitia Jam...
Two active civil matters are driving the real-world threat of freezing or seizing Donald J. Trump’s assets: New York Attorney General Letitia James’s $454 million civil fraud judgment against Trump an...
Donald Trump faces a roughly $454 million civil judgment in New York and New York Attorney General Letitia James' office has filed judgments that enable seizure proceedings if he does not post a bond,...
Civil court actions in New York stemming from the state attorney general’s fraud case sought disgorgement and steps that could lead to seizure of Donald Trump’s assets — actions that were stayed or al...
The largest U.S. Jewish metropolitan community is the New York–Newark–Jersey City area, reported at roughly 2.1–2.18 million Jews, followed by major concentrations in Los Angeles, Miami and other metr...
No reputable reporting in the provided sources states that Trump Tower was seized effective Jan. 15; New York’s civil-judgment process has produced filed judgments against Donald Trump and his entitie...
The New York civil fraud judgment against Donald Trump has triggered formal steps that could lead to the seizure of his properties if he fails to post appellate security; New York Attorney General Let...
National crime rates fell to multi‑decade lows in 2024, with violent crime roughly half of its 1991 peak and the homicide rate around 5.0 per 100,000 in 2024 . State‑level “safest” rankings highlight ...
New York Attorney General Letitia James sued former President Donald J. Trump, the Trump Organization, and named family members alleging a pattern of driven by inflated asset valuations to secure favo...
The clearest, documented example of a formal judgment lien tied to Donald Trump’s real estate is New York Attorney General Letitia James’s registration of her civil-fraud judgment in Westchester Count...
No reporting in the provided sources shows that any of Donald Trump’s personal assets have actually been seized; New York Attorney General Letitia James filed judgments that open a legal path to seizu...
The immediate threat that Trump Tower or other Trump Organization properties be seized arose after a New York court entered a civil fraud judgment in the hundreds of millions, creating a path for Atto...
Authorities in New York have taken formal legal steps that enable seizures of former president Donald Trump’s properties — with judgments filed in Westchester County (linked to Seven Springs) and a ju...
Judge Arthur Engoron identified and quantified overvalued assets by leaning on documentary evidence assembled by the New York Attorney General (OAG), comparing those internal Statements of Financial C...
Since March 2024, New York Attorney General Letitia James registered the civil judgment in Westchester County and the judgment already existed in Manhattan — moves that let her place liens and prepare...
The New York Attorney General has registered the civil fraud judgment in Westchester County — a procedural step that has resulted in county filings which effectively place liens on Trump Organization ...
Investigations and reporting have repeatedly named several Trump Organization properties — most prominently the Trump National Golf Club in Bedminster, N.J. — as sites where undocumented workers were ...
New York Attorney General Letitia James’s office entered civil judgments that name specific Trump real estate holdings and put on notice a range of Trump Organization entities as potential targets for...
Babe Ruth (George Herman “Babe” Ruth) is buried at Gate of Heaven Cemetery in Hawthorne, Westchester County, New York; his gravesite features a granite monument with a relief of Jesus blessing a young...
Westchester County judgments and liens are public, permanent records that can be searched online via Westchester Records Online or in person at the County Clerk’s White Plains office; these records ar...