Metro
Cuo's blame duck Cuomo repeatedly deflects blame, defends record while offering no apology for controversial COVID policies in often testy, 2-hour Post interview
He’s taking Cuo-no responsibility.
Long Island
Off the deep end Wild video shows LI driver crashing through fence — and straight into backyard pool
“The first thing that I thought is, ‘Are my mom and my kids OK?’ ” said Central Islip homeowner Emely Bisono.
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Beloved longtime NYC reporter dead at 82: 'Charming, charming man'
“A reporter's reporter. New York City guy,” CBS Evening News anchor Maurice Dubois said in a tribute by the station.
Delta plane wing hits runway during botched landing at NYC's LaGuardia Airport
The wing of a Delta Airlines plane hit the runway during an unstable landing at LaGuardia Airport on Sunday night.
NYC student, 18, stabbed in the back near Manhattan high school during dismissal
A person of interest is in custody, but it is not clear what connection they had to the victim or the school, the NYPD said Monday night.
NYC Target bars kids under age 18 without adult after rash of delinquent fights
"I kind of think it's a good idea because you can't predict what these kids are going to do, especially after school,” said 20-year-old Kaela Ramsey, who was shopping at...
Cruel pickpocket targets 89-year-old man in Rockefeller Center station, swipes $4,700: cops
A callous Rockefeller Center pickpocket snatched nearly $5,000 in cash from an 89-year-old man in broad daylight over the weekend, police said.
Brutal NYC domestic violence case dismissed on technicality -- showing insanity of discovery laws, prosecutors say
A vicious sicko accused of beating his girlfriend and ripping off her clothes in front of his friends was able to walk on a technicality -- all because of New...
Beloved 121-year-old NYC Italian restaurant finds new owner — one month after sudden closure: 'It's an honor'
The red sauce will keep flowing at Ferdinando’s Focacceria.
'Billy Bad Ass' gang member busted in unprovoked attack on elderly straphanger
The elderly victim was riding a southbound A train through the 145th Street station in Harlem around 11:30 p.m. when two men – including the 27-year-old criminal on parole –...
Connecticut house of horrors stepmom pleads for help in frantic 911 call after captive stepson set home on fire: audio
"The TV, I don't know, my stepson is in his room and I don't know, he did something with the TV, I was sleeping, I fell asleep," the accused abuser...
Democratic socialist raises nearly $1M dollars in 2 months as dark horse NYC mayoral bid builds momentum
“We have the momentum, the movement and the money to win,” the mayoral hopeful said in a statement.
Stranger sexually assaults woman, 59, in violent NYC subway attack: cops
The predator approached the woman from behind on a stairwell inside the Canal Street station around 2 a.m. Friday and pushed her to the ground, police said.
Company vying to open NYC casino offers ownership shares to Bronx residents
The company vying to open a casino in The Bronx really wants neighbors to have a vested interest in the gaming facility. Bally's Corp. wants residents buy shares in the...
Coffeehouses are the hot, new first-date spot because guys say it's 'less of a commitment': 'They're very low stakes'
Things are steaming up at coffee shops.
NYC goes green for the 264th Saint Patrick's Day Parade
New York City's 264th annual St. Patrick's Day parade kicked off at 11 a.m. on 43rd Street.
Powerful FDNY union backs Justin Brannan in NYC comptroller race
The comptroller's job as the Big Apple's fiscal watchdog wields tremendous power over city workers' pension funds, making the support from the fire union notable.
Columbia janitors claim they were illegally forced to scrub swastikas then were attacked, trapped by anti-Israel mob as civil rights probe launched
Columbia University is facing a new federal investigation over civil rights claims from two maintenance workers who claim to have been attacked by an anti-Israel "mob" during the takeover of...
Long Island students design 'buddy bot' that offers surprising twist in battle to make social media safer for kids
A group of Long Island ninth graders won an extensive contest on making social media less harmful for teens by designing an AI program to help with digital detoxing.
Rain to stick around for NYC St. Patrick's Day Parade — here's when showers will lighten up
Rain showers are forecasted to stick around for New York City's St. Patrick's Day parade Monday — though the storm is expected to subside as the celebration progresses.
Inside NYC food artist's mission to make hyper-realistic art you can eat
Harley Langberg is all about playing with your food.
FDNY firefighter goes into cardiac arrest battling NYC blaze: officials
The firefighter was treated at the scene by medics before he was taken to Wyckoff Heights Medical Center.
