Major California school district rips up lottery system as families flee public schools
Superintendent Maria Su said the historic decision comes with "lots of fears and concerns."
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Man shot in neck by ICE in Marble Hill urgently needs surgery, lawyers say in bid for release
Attorneys for the man shot in the neck by an ICE agent in Marble Hill last week are asking a federal judge to order his immediate release, arguing that his arrest was unlawful and that he remains in a Brooklyn detention…
Man shot by ICE in NYC's Marble Hill said federal officers never identified themselves
A wounded Oscar Belgal is detained by Immigration and Customs officers on Oct.
Mamdani stands by NYPD commissioner amid calls for removal after ICE shooting
In the aftermath, Mamdani announced a review of the ICE incident will be conducted.
Fact-checking Hochul-Blakeman NY gov debate: Who’s telling the truth on ICE, gas wells, and fired corrections officers
The two sparred over immigration, sexual assault laws, taxes, crime corrections, energy and New York's business climate, including some nuanced claims.
Hochul and Blakeman in Heated Debate on Trump, Mamdani and High Prices
The two contenders for governor of New York clashed over issues that include data centers and immigration in a debate that reflected the contentious nature of their contest.
Brooklyn school dean says MTA officers assaulted him over a $3 bus fare he says he paid
Reverend Kevin McCall (left), Kyle Taylor and Taylor's lawyer Benjamin Pinczewski (right) speak at a Wednesday press conference on the assault Kyle Taylor, a dean at Mott Bridges Academy, says he made a legal bus…
Opinion: Passing COPA Could Open Pathways to Homeownership for More New Yorkers
"As longtime homeownership advocates, we see everyday how exorbitant rents prevent aspiring homeowners from saving for a down payment, keeping the goal of ownership just out of reach for thousands of New Yorkers."
Hochul applauds Mamdani’s decision to stick it to the DSA and back NYPD Commish Jessica Tisch
Gov. Kathy Hochul said Wednesday that Mayor Zohran Mamdani made the right call to stick by NYPD Commissioner Jessica Tisch, despite mounting pressure from Hizzoner's socialist comrades.
Bruce Blakeman joins Gov. Hochul in support for expanding NY rape law
The Republican gubernatorial candidate and Democratic Gov.
Japanese Restaurant Udon Shin to Open First NYC Spot at 37 West 17th Street
Udon Shin, a popular Japanese restaurant with only two other U.S.
Domestic Violence Advocates Urge Hochul to Sign Bill That Would Expand Shelter Access for Single Survivors
Supporters of the legislation say the state's funding policy for domestic violence shelters incentivizes the placement of families with children, making it harder for adults without kids to access the system.
Mamdani Enters Deal with N.Y.U. to Share Profits from Quantum Lab
Mayor Zohran Mamdani said that in exchange for a $30 million city investment, New York would get 15 percent of proceeds from projects developed in the quantum technology lab.
Data center expansion and the AI backlash
Better regulation is possible but does run up against a traditional political constraint: that the powerful tend to offload harms to those without the power to object.
Demolition Derby: Cops Crash Their Squad Cars In A High-Speed Chase … In A Park!
Two cops crashes their cars into each other in Flushing Meadows Park.
NYPD union honors The Post for excellence in police reporting at awards breakfast: ‘That’s our paper’
The Detectives Endowment Association honored The Post police bureau and Editor-in-Chief Keith Poole for top-notch reporting on New York's Finest.
Brooklyn rally calls for Oscar Belgal’s release, end to ICE detentions at MDC
Protesters gathered outside Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center on Oct.
The Trials and Joys of House Moving in Brooklyn Past and Present
Moving one’s dwelling place from one location to another is as old as mankind.
Speaker Julie Menin Announces New York City Council Will Vote on Romanch’s Law
Full Council will vote October 22 on legislation to ban horse-drawn carriage industry from Central Park NEW YORK – New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin today announced that the Council will vote on Romanch’s Law,…
Wannabe LA mayor Nithya Raman claims she went into a ‘fuge state’ during Karen Bass debate
"Oh, you know, to be honest with you, I'm so sorry but I was in fugue state and I don't remember very much of it at all," mayoral candidate Nithya Raman said.
NYPD cop stabbed 10 times by illegal immigrants chased thugs despite his injuries: prosecutors
The revelation came as the two accused attackers – D’Angelo Caraballo and Sneinder Mejia – were arraigned on attempted murder charges.
Sunset Park federal prison officer indicted in alleged bribery scheme to smuggle contraband
A federal correctional officer at Brooklyn’s Metropolitan Detention Center has been indicted on charges of accepting bribes from inmates and their associates in exchange for allegedly smuggling contraband into the…
2 men accused of stabbing off-duty NYPD detective in the Bronx plead not guilty
Sneider Mejia and D’Angelo Caraballo, being arraigned in Bronx Supreme Court on Oct.
Hollywood Unlocked founder Jason Lee ousted as Stockton vice mayor after bitter leadership clashes
Hollywood Unlocked founder Jason Lee was ousted as Stockton vice mayor after bitter clashes with city leaders and a dramatic City Council showdown.
Man who pushed his baby and her mother from a Bronx balcony arraigned from psych ward
A memorial outside Nathaly Ramirez’ Bronx building.
NYC secures stake in potential tech revenue with $30M investment in NYU quantum lab
Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced on Wednesday a nearly $30 million investment in a new quantum technology lab at New York University under an agreement that will give the city a share of revenue from inventions developed…
Grinning loon who allegedly threw girlfriend, baby from NYC balcony seen for first time in court
The lowlife monster who flashed a sinister smile after being charged with tossing his girlfriend and their 8-month-old daughter from a Bronx balcony was seen for the first time in court Wednesday.
The part of the spicy Hochul-Blakeman debate you didn't see
Errol Louis and co-moderator Susan Arbetter discussed the first and only debate in New York’s gubernatorial race.
Finance App Lucid Trading Signs 8K-SF Lease at 260 Spring Street
Lucid Trading, an app that lets users manage their trading accounts, has taken 8,263 square feet at 260 Spring Street in Manhattan’s SoHo neighborhood, according to tenant broker Douglas Elliman.
NYC looks to grow involvement in Open Streets as applications open for 2027
People playing cornhole, sitting in chairs and talking and drawing with chalk during an Open Streets program on Columbus Avenue, on the Upper West Side, in 2024.