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The top cop made the “unprecedented” decision on the Oct. 2019 ordeal – captured on heart-pounding body-worn camera footage – after reviewing the exhaustive analysis of the case conducted by the State Attorney General’s office, as required by state law. 

Scenes from "Night of the Living Dead" are playing out a stone's throw from the famed Angelika Film Center and A-lister apartments in NoHo, where zombified junkies and drug dealers have overtaken entire blocks.

An NYPD narcotics officer who climbed the ranks from a Bronx bicycle cop to a revered detective is retiring after 35 years. Det. First Grade John Hourican was celebrated at PSA 6 in Harlem Thursday afternoon, where some 100 friends, family, and cop colleagues gathered to share memories from his long...

“The truth is AOC is Sandy Cortez who went to Yorktown High School and lived at the corner Friends Road and Longvue Street," state lawmaker Matt Slater said.

A convicted burglar with ties to “Mob Wives” star Drita D’Avanzo’s jailed mobster husband was charged Monday for fatally mowing down a cyclist while fleeing a burglary in Queens. Bekim Fiseku, 53, could face 25 years to life in prison if convicted. Bekim Fiseku, 53, allegedly ran over 36-year-old Am...

In a Sunday news conference, Hegseth heaped praise on President Trump and the military campaign that saw six “bunker buster” bombs dropped on key nuclear sites in the country.

"I'm trying to get reelected on Tuesday and I thought I’d bring my message to the voters,” the man who only called himself "washed up scum," sarcastically told The Post.

Among the nearly 500 students in Plainview-Old Bethpage John F. Kennedy High School's graduating class, in Long Island, New York, 30 of them are twins.

The 15-year-old boy who was struck by lightning in Central Park said he’s feeling “lucky” that the electric shock only left him with burns.

A teen was left in critical condition after subway surfing in the Bronx and young woman was killed after she was fatally struck by a Manhattan train in two grisly incidents inside the city's subway system Monday, according to police.

A Long Island City asphalt recycling plant is spraying a “choking” stink along the Newtown Creek — leaving state regulators fuming and residents plugging their noses. State regulators first raised a stink about the noxious fumes from Green Asphalt back in January 2024, when the company was accused o...

After years of mounting tragedies and stalled legislative efforts, New York lawmakers have passed a “game changing” bill aimed at tackling the growing mental health crisis among law enforcement officers. In a rare show of bipartisan unity, the bill, introduced in 2019 by Long Island Assemblywoman Ju...