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Up in smoke A look inside NYC law enforcement raids on illegal Staten Island pot shops
The Post joined Mayor Adams and law enforcement during raids on illegal pot shops on Staten Island this week.
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Man, 42, slashed multiple times in Central Park after getting in argument: cops
A man was slashed multiple times following an argument with two young men in Central Park, police said.
Cooling centers opening around NYC as temperatures expected to hit mid-90s
Most heat-related deaths in the city occur in apartments with no air conditioning.
Dalai Lama 'doing very well' as he celebrates 89th birthday following surgery in NYC
The exiled leader of Tibetan Buddhism batted down rumors in a video to his followers that he was suffering severe health complications.
French New Yorkers line up to vote in run-off election as right-wing National Rally tries to take majority
Hundreds of people voted in person on Saturday, showing up at the consulate as well at the tony private school Lycée Français de New York on East 75th Street and...
One man killed, three others injured after two water vessels smash into each other in NYC
One man was killed and three people were injured in a boating crash in Brooklyn, police said.
Adams ally opens exploratory committee for NYC comptroller
The move is the first step toward potentially setting up a bruising 2025 primary for between the Queens Democrat and Brad Lander, who currently holds the job as the city's...
MTA board member wants to strip Staten Island of new trains in congestion pricing retaliation
Norman Brown recommended stripping the Staten Island Railway of promised new train cars over the borough’s opposition to the congestion pricing program.
Fatal NYC victim of suspected DWI holiday horror wreck dreamt she was hit by truck: family
The third fatal victim of a drunk driver who barreled into a July 4 celebration on the Lower East Side was a disabled woman who told her mom she felt...
Two congirls charged in 'callous' romance scam that duped over a dozen elderly men of $7M: feds
Two “callous” congirls duped at least 16 lonely men out of more than $7 million in a long-running romance scam, Manhattan federal prosecutors said.
PlayStation police simulator violates 'NYPD' trademark
Since May 23, "Cop Officers: Police Simulator of NYPD City" has been available for $14.99 through the PlayStation Store.
NYC Council speaker's office had staff block emails opposing Israel-Hamas cease-fire resolution
The office of City Council speaker had staff block emails to lawmakers opposing an Israel-Hamas cease-fire resolution — a disturbing pattern of "silencing Jewish voices," critics told The Post.
Plus-sized SI Swimsuit model reveals how shopping in NYC 'has actually gotten worse'
Hunter McGrady said she struggles to find clothes that fit her in the Big Apple.
Woman sues for sexual assault after Lyft driver 'took his penis out,' urinated in plastic container
A woman was on the way to work in Manhattan when her Lyft driver decided to relieve himself in a plastic container, leaving the passenger shocked and traumatized.
Biden debate debacle leaves impersonators in limbo: 'That joke is gone'
The president's diminished state leaves Biden impersonators in limbo.
Dental office worker and alleged dealer nabbed with fentanyl freed by soft-on-crime NYC judge
A Manhattan judge ignored prosecutors’ bail request for a woman who had a half pound of cocaine and fentanyl delivered to the office where she worked, court documents show.
City funding to fight antisemitism, hate at CUNY won't even 'scratch the surface,' critics say
The City University of New York is only getting a paltry $50,000 more to combat hate crimes in 2025 than it did in the previous year, when the system erupted...
Family of NYC man stabbed to death at Queens bar sues pub for negligence
Elliott Ortiz was killed in the bloody September fight after being repeatedly knifed in Kelly's Pub in Downtown Flushing.
Accused holiday horror DWI driver ordered held without bail after NYC crash killed 3
The alleged drunk driver accused of mowing down 11 people at a Fourth of July celebration on the Lower East Side was ordered held without bail Saturday.
Sucker-punching migrant rapist will finally be deported
Vietnam had long required travel documents from a deportee before clearing a path for them to be returned.
Teen girls who drowned off Coney Island ID'd as sisters, police say
Two teenage girls who drowned off Coney Island over the holiday weekend were sisters, police said Saturday.