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The child was taken to NYC Health + Hospitals/Kings County where he was pronounced dead.

On Monday, Local Law 69 of 2025 took effect, requiring the Department of Finance (DOF) to notify property owners or their agents via mail or email when a deed- related or mortgage-related document has been recorded for their property. Passed by the New York City Council as Introduction 1086-A this...

A young woman who suffered "minor lacerations" to her foot while swimming in the ocean at Jones Beach, New York, most likely received them from being bitten by a tiger shark, officials say. The 20-year-old woman had been swimming in waist-deep water at the Central Mall beachfront on Wednesday when...

It was an intimate service with a closed casket as they said their last goodbye's to the toddler.

A 54-year-old man died in police custody after he ran from cops who were trying to stop him from boozing up in a Harlem park , authorities said Saturday. The man, whose identity wasn’t immediately released, was in Riverside Park at West 137th Street and Riverside Drive around 10 p.m. Friday when cops saw him drinking...

Neglected and suffering dogs found inside a filthy Brooklyn hoarder home – along with the corpse of their tragic, elderly owner – were on the road to recovery Saturday, as even more pooches were discovered in the squalid property, animal rescuers told The Post. A total of 115 pooches – five of them dead, and most...

In New York State, you are generally allowed to possess folding knives with blades under four inches, provided they are not used for illegal activities. However, certain types of knives are strictly prohibited statewide, including switchblades, ballistic knives, cane swords, metal knuckle knives, and pilum ballistic...

The FDNY has disciplined a lieutenant on Ladder 18, which gave “some hot girls” a ride on the rig last week, breaking rules and risking public safety, The Post has learned. The unidentified lieutenant, the officer responsible for everything that happens on a firetruck, was suspended without pay for five days and...

She’s throwing a wet blanket on summertime fun. A Noho tech entrepreneur is pushing the city to ban “single-use” water balloons in public parks and playgrounds. “Every summer, New York City parks — especially popular playgrounds and splash pads — become littered with broken plastic water balloon pieces. It may seem...

NEW YORK - The tick population is booming this summer, not only in the suburbs but also across the five boroughs. This year, the tiny but dangerous bugs are posing a significant risk to New York City residents engaging in outdoor activities. Tick population explodes. What we know:. The Fordham...