Metro
Best laid plans NYC shoppers stock up as Trump’s tariffs loom: ‘Pray to God that we all survive’
Thrifty Big Apple shoppers were rushing to stock up on the basics Wednesday after President Trump’s sweeping reciprocal tariffs briefly went into effect — before he then announced a 90-day pause.
Long Island
Long Island school forced to rebrand from Warriors to Hawks over Native American connection
The Amityville School District on Long Island has been strong-armed into changing its beloved Warriors nickname under a state Board of Regents mandate to rid every school in New York of Native American logos.
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Grandmother stranded with emotional support parrot in Puerto Rico finally home in NYC
An 81-year-old Bronx grandmother who was stranded in Puerto Rico for nearly a week after an airline banned her from flying home with her emotional support parrot has finally returned...
Here's where the NYPD's 'Quality of Life' program will launch this week as city tackles panhandling, open-air drug use and more
The NYPD's new Q-Team pilot program is designed to address the most common 311 complaints from everyday New Yorkers, officials said.
Sicko sought for allegedly sexually abusing corpse on NYC subway: sources
Police are searching for a sicko accused of sexually abusing a man’s corpse on a Manhattan subway, according to police. The unidentified accused necrophiliac is sought by the NYPD for...
Blood alcohol content of Gaudreau brothers at time of fatal crash with alleged drunk driver 'irrelevant' in upcoming trial: NJ prosecutors
Assistant prosecutor Michael Mestern insisted that how much the brothers had to drink didn’t matter because they were following the rules of the road when they were mowed down.
NY still 'on notice' to end congestion pricing this month -- but it's unclear what Trump admin will do if MTA blows deadline
New York is still “on notice” to end congestion pricing in two weeks, federal attorneys said Wednesday – but it’s unclear what the Trump administration would do if the deadline...
NYC-area importers are riding out the 'storm before the calm' as Trump's tariffs start to hit — even with his pause
The Port Newark Container Terminal was going full-out on Wednesday after President Trump's punishing tariffs kicked in — as shippers, retailers and importers braced for the stiff new duties.
Maniac stabs stranger in the head repeatedly on NYC street for measly $10: sources
The stranger charged up to the 33-year-old unsuspecting victim at the corner of West 32nd Street and Fifth Avenue around 12:30 p.m. and pushed him to the ground, police said.
Mayor Adams reveals name of the independent party he’s running under as part of reelection bid
Eric Adams has unveiled the name of the party line under which he plans to make his long-shot bid for reelection this year: Safe Streets, Affordable City.
NYC caves on state class size law, will hire 3,700 new teachers: Mayor Adams
The city will give the already-bloated city Department of Education extra cash to hire 3,700 teachers across 750 public schools to help shrink classroom headcounts, the mayor said.
Cops hunt for woman who left brick with swastika on a Tesla Cybertruck in NYC Jewish enclave
The Tesla’s owner called 911 when he spotted the brick – with the hateful symbol and the word “Nazi written in chalk – on the bumper of his parked ride...
Pizza Hut jumps on the caviar bandwagon — in the weirdest possible way
Is the Hut going haute?
Pivotal unions back Andrew Cuomo for mayor, abandon Eric Adams
The unions representing the city's life-saving ambulance service workers are backing ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo for mayor, abandoning incumbent Eric Adams whom they backed four years ago.
Brute bashes train operator with metal scooter in NYC subway -- then makes escape through underground tunnel: cops
The male suspect, believed to be in his late teens or early 20s, was still on board the No. 5 train as the 46-year-old operator tried to clear it at...
135-year-old Mount Sinai Beth Israel in Manhattan closes for good after community lawsuit tossed: 'Unacceptable'
Workers were seen removing signage from the 135-year-old East Village hospital — and its doors were plastered with signs stating the facility was now closed.
Assembly Speaker makes bombshell bid to reduce Gov. Hochul's power in NY budget negotiations
State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie is going to war with Gov. Kathy Hochul.
Bird flu sickens thousands of chickens at NYC poultry markets despite temporary statewide shutdown
Bird flu is continuing to spread in New York City despite the state's temporary live market shut down in February -- and activists want a total closure of the slaughter...
NYC slasher shouted he was ‘going to kill a bitch’ before deranged bottle attack as victim remains on ventilator: prosecutors
Brunson is accused of slashing 25-year-old Megan Berg in the neck with a broken bottle in a random attack that has the young Arizona native clinging to life.
NYC retains title of world's wealthiest city — despite CEO warnings of high crime, filth
The city retained the top ranking in a list of the world's top 50 cities with the largest concentration of millionaires.
DOE failed to inspect 82% of NYC schools with known carcinogen asbestos: comptroller audit
The audit by the New York City Comptroller's Office obtained exclusively by The Post found that more than 82% of the city's 1,700 schools built with the known carcinogen were...