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When Ann Cooper Hewitt was 3 years old, she was caught with her hand down her pants. In the eyes of her mother and doctors back around 1920, this indicated that the girl was irreparably [Read more…]
A growing number of New Yorkers believe Gov. Andrew Cuomo committed sexual harassment, and his popularity has plummeted with a strong majority now saying they prefer someone else for governor instead of a Cuomo fourth [Read more…]
A 22-year-old man was gunned down inside an SUV on a Queens street on Sunday night, police said. The victim was shot in the back while in the driver’s seat of a Range Rover near [Read more…]
Six people were injured after the driver of an SUV crashed into an Upper Manhattan bodega on Sunday night, authorities said. The gray Honda Pilot collided with another vehicle before careening into the store at [Read more…]
The Ohio teen allegedly caught with an AK-47 in a Times Square subway may have just been confused about New York’s gun laws, his lawyer tried to argue in court on Sunday. But Manhattan judge Melissa C. [Read more…]
Republican Long Island Rep. Lee Zeldin reported Sunday that he has raised $2.5 million over ten days since announcing his bid for governor. Zeldin jumped into the 2022 gubernatorial race as three-term Democrat incumbent Gov. [Read more…]
Nearly half of New York’s nursing home workers haven’t gotten the COVID-19 vaccine — so the state Department of Health is now putting more pressure on the facilities to bridge the gap, The Post has [Read more…]
Democratic mayoral candidate Ray McGuire wants to expand the number of New York City charter schools, he told The Post on Sunday. “We need to give our children the best education possible. I want to [Read more…]
Queens Congressman Greg Meeks said Sunday he won’t back President Biden’s infrastructure package unless it includes a repeal of the federal $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions approved in 2017 under former President [Read more…]
A proposed Queens charter school that would enroll only struggling high school students can’t open — because the state Legislature won’t raise the charter school cap on expansion. The Urban Dove Team Charter School III [Read more…]
Subway crime rates dropped in March compared to the previous month, according to newly-released NYPD stats — but remain far higher than where they stood pre-pandemic. The subways saw 2.32 felony crimes per million riders [Read more…]
A 25-year-old man was shot multiple times in a Bronx apartment building Sunday afternoon, police said. The gunfire rang out inside 3602 Holland Ave. near 213th Street in Olinville around 12:40 p.m., leaving the man in [Read more…]
Five teen girls were caught on surveillance video trying to pull down a Bronx fire-escape ladder before they broke into an apartment and pinched a Michael Kors purse, jewelry and $500, police said Sunday. The incident [Read more…]
The man charged with trying to shove an Asian undercover cop onto Queens subway tracks was cut loose without bail Sunday — as the judge claimed, “My hands are tied.” Suspect Richard Hernandez, 32 — [Read more…]
Thieves smashed the front glass of the Alexander McQueen store on Madison Avenue in Manhattan early Sunday and made off with about $70,000 worth of designer handbags, the NYPD said. Two people entered the store [Read more…]
Vandals scrawled, “F–k Columbus” on the base of the monument of the explorer in Columbus Circle — weeks after the NYPD’s controversial barriers around it were removed, law-enforcement sources said Sunday. The spray-painted obscenity was [Read more…]
A 33-year-old Asian man was slugged in the face in Lower Manhattan on Saturday as his assailant yelled, “dumb f—-g c—k!” according to police sources. The victim had been driving near Canal Street and Cortlandt [Read more…]
The ex-wife of the driver accused of throwing a caustic chemical and a Molotov cocktail at two NYPD officers in Brooklyn Saturday morning tells The Post he suffers from bipolar disorder and has been off [Read more…]
Two teenagers were injured in a drive-by shooting in Brooklyn Saturday night. An 18-year-old and a 19-year-old were sitting in a silver BMW at 1559 Ralph Avenue in Canarsie at 9:15 p.m. when suspects pulled [Read more…]
New Yorkers aged 50 and older no longer need to make an appointment to receive a COVID-19 vaccination — they can walk right into more than 30 locations throughout the five boroughs. The city made [Read more…]
Maybe he’s humming a different tune now. A rapper and fashion mogul out of Philly found out the streets of New York are no place for Hummer with a roof-mounted long gun — even if [Read more…]
Another undercover Asian NYPD officer has been attacked — this time by a bad guy who who complained about “you people” and who warned, “I got nothing to lose.” Ricardo Hernandez, 32, approached the undercover [Read more…]
Vandals smashed the rear window of an NYPD patrol car while the officers were responding to a desperate call for help in the Bronx, police said Saturday. “While our officers were addressing a domestic violence [Read more…]
As co-chair of the mayor’s School Diversity Advisory Group, Maya Wiley advocated to end the city’s Gifted and Talented program, the specialized high-school exam and all admission “screens” — calling them racially discriminatory. “There should [Read more…]
As co-chair of the mayor’s School Diversity Advisory Group, Maya Wiley advocated to end the city’s Gifted and Talented program, the specialized high-school exam and all admission “screens” — calling them racially discriminatory. “There should [Read more…]
As co-chair of the mayor’s School Diversity Advisory Group, Maya Wiley advocated to end the city’s Gifted and Talented program, the specialized high-school exam and all admission “screens” — calling them racially discriminatory. “There should [Read more…]
New York City was awash in COVID-19 vaccination opportunities Saturday, a possible turning point in the inoculation campaign where supply may be outstripping demand. The state’s eligibility site Saturday listed appointment availability at almost all [Read more…]
A father fed up with an elite Manhattan prep school’s heavy-handed focus on race won’t re-enroll his daughter in the fall, accusing the school of trying to “brainwash” kids with woke philosophies rather than teaching [Read more…]
An Upper West Side man is cold-cocked in Chelsea. An unhinged stranger throws a roundhouse at a woman outside a subway station on the Upper West Side. A Catholic deacon and another man are pummeled [Read more…]
The number of New Yorkers hospitalized with COVID-19 continues to sink, along with the state’s positivity rate, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Saturday. The patient count on Friday — 3,834 people — was the lowest since [Read more…]
Two people were critically injured early Saturday in New Jersey when their car slammed into a parked Amazon Prime tractor trailer in a frightening crash along Route 17, reports said. Rescue teams furiously worked to [Read more…]
A woman was shot early Saturday in a budget hotel about two miles from John F. Kennedy International airport in Queens, police said. The violence unfolded around 2:40 a.m. inside the JFK Inn on South [Read more…]
A 21-year-old man was slashed in Washington Square while trying to play peacemaker, police said. The victim told police he observed a man and woman fighting in the park at around 3 a.m. Saturday and [Read more…]
The NYPD has told cops there will be no unscheduled days off beginning Monday, according to an internal department memo obtained by The Post. The memo — effective Monday “until further notice” — is in [Read more…]
The Ohio teen allegedly caught with an AK-47 in a Times Square subway didn’t love New York, according to his social media. Minutes before he was collared, Saadiq Teague, 18, was all smiles and quite [Read more…]
A Manhattan cardiologist previously accused of assaulting a patient in his office allegedly groped another woman’s genitals during an exam, according to court papers. Benjamin Zaremski, 67, unbuckled the New Jersey woman’s pants and touched [Read more…]
An unhinged motorist threw a caustic chemical at an NYPD officer during a traffic stop Saturday morning in Brooklyn — and then hurled a lit Molotov cocktail at another cop who stopped him when he [Read more…]
As chairman of the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee, upstate Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney is supposed to be laser-focused on protecting his colleagues and expanding their numbers in the House of Representatives. But his four-month tenure [Read more…]
Ex-schools Chancellor Richard Carranza’s efforts to land a new job with an e-learning company that reaped millions of dollars under his reign should be investigated, a city councilman contends. IXL Learning announced it hired Carranza’s [Read more…]
FDNY EMTs and paramedics are under attack and in dire need of first aid, but no one is hearing their call, their union boss said. Since January, anti-authority thugs have smashed windows of at least [Read more…]
As the headmaster of the famed Dalton School resigned over controversial race-based curriculum and policies, another storied Manhattan prep school faced a father’s public wrath over the same issue. Dalton School’s Jim Best announced he [Read more…]
The father of the teen busted with an AK-47 assault rifle inside a Times Square subway station was a felon who was killed in a shootout with Ohio police last month. Andrew Teague, 43, was [Read more…]
Staggering new video has captured the moment a doomed love triangle erupts in murder and revenge — at a Bronx traffic triangle. The video starts with Lizbeth Mass, 52, being gunned down on the sidewalk [Read more…]
The New Jersey man who was hospitalized with COVID-19 after getting the Johnson & Johnson vaccine was placed on a ventilator Friday as his condition worsened, his daughter told The Post. Francisco Cosme, 52— who [Read more…]
The New Jersey man who was hospitalized with COVID-19 after getting the Johnson & Johnson vaccine was placed on a ventilator Friday as his condition worsened, his daughter told The Post. Francisco Cosme, 52— who [Read more…]
The campaign manager for an Upper West Side candidate for the City Council is in hot water for saying the neighborhood is too white — and Jewish. Quinn Mootz, who is running Sara Lind’s council [Read more…]
The head of an elite Manhattan private school in the throes of an internal war over its progressive agenda is leaving at the end of the year. Dalton School chief Jim Best announced his exit [Read more…]
Queens Councilman Eric Ulrich admitted he is suffering from alcoholism in a Facebook message he posted Friday, writing that the COVID-19 pandemic had turned what used to be a social activity into something “self-destructive.” “The [Read more…]
Queens Councilman Eric Ulrich admitted he is suffering from alcoholism in a Facebook message he posted Friday, writing that the COVID-19 pandemic had turned what used to be a social activity into something “self-destructive.” “The [Read more…]
Vartan Gregorian, a philanthropist and scholar widely credited with saving a down-on-its heels New York Public Library system in the 1980s, died Thursday in Manhattan after being hospitalized for stomach pain. He was 87. Gregorian [Read more…]
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