Notorious Ghost Gun Supplier Arrested In New York City
One of New York City’s most notorious suppliers of untraceable “ghost guns” is now in custody, according to prosecutors, after a coordinated law enforcement sweep targeting sellers of privately made firearms. Authorities are framing the arrest as part of a broader push to choke off the pipelines that move these...
Desperate Cries Near NYC Station Tracks Lead Woman To A Heartbreaking Discovery
As Kristine Malone waited for her train in New York City, she suddenly heard an unusual, panicked sound near the tracks. Something soft but urgent kept breaking through. She paused, unsure at first if her mind was playing tricks on her. But then it came again, sharper this time. A cry that didn’t fit and couldn’t be...
LaGaurdia Airport staffing questioned after deadly runway crash
A source with knowledge of the matter told NBC News personnel in the air traffic controller tower at LaGaurdia Airport may have violated a decades-old staffing rule on the night of the Air Canada collision on the runway. NBC New York’s Chris Glorioso reports.
Retired NYPD sergeant among 4 arrested in federal corruption investigation
Four people, including a retired NYPD sergeant, with ties to a Brooklyn nonprofit face bribery-related charges in an alleged corruption investigation that also involves a NYC Councilmember and her sister who serves as an aide to New York Gov. Kathy Hochul. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
Garfield Man Tried Scamming Law Firm That Repped Him Out Of $2.8K With Phony...
Jason D. Ibanez, 29, was charged with third-degree forgery following an investigation into a $2,800 check that was cashed in Jersey City on Sept. 19, 2025, according to Lyndhurst Police Capt. Paul Haggerty. Officer Anthony Morreale began investigating the incident on Sept. 24 after the check was linked to a...
Queens Knife Confrontation Serves as Stark Warning for NYC Travelers
The Unexpected Assault (Image Credits: Unsplash) Jackson Heights, Queens – A teenager’s evening stroll took a dangerous turn when a stranger wielding a knife confronted him with a pointed question about gang affiliation. The incident unfolded around 7:35 p.m. on 34th Avenue near 82nd Street, authorities reported....
New MTA Rule Could Fine Passengers Who Enter The Train Before Letting People Exit
We hear it practically every day: “Please allow passengers to exit the train before boarding .” And yet–without fail–the train pulls into the station, the doors slide open, and we’re met with a wall of human shoulders trying to push their way in. It’s a full-contact sport that every New Yorker loathes. Now, a new...
Young lovers found dead in NYC home in tragic murder-suicide: cops
A 20-year-old man gunned down his 18-year-old girlfriend and then killed himself in a tragic murder-suicide in Queens early Wednesday, police sources told The Post. The couple had gotten into an argument inside the apartment on 84th Street in Jackson Heights just moments before the deadly saga erupted at about 1.50...
Feds Look Into Brooklyn Council Member on Whether She Took Bribes to Help Shelter...
Federal prosecutors are investigating whether a Brooklyn City Council member and her sister, an aide to Governor Kathy Hochul, accepted bribes or kickbacks in connection with the appropriation of city funds to a migrant shelter provider, according to a copy of a search warrant obtained by The Associated Press. The...
Great Neck man was charged with bribery, conspiracy to fast-track city projects
A Great Neck man who owns a Brooklyn construction company was one of four people indicted in a scheme where business owners gave bribes to a former New York City Building inspector to fast-track projects, Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg Jr. said on Monday, March 30. Jih Yeuan “Mike” Hwang,...

















