Queens Pharmacy Owner Accused of Paying Patients Cash to Return Medicine, Then Billing Medicaid...
A Queens pharmacy owner allegedly paid patients cash to return prescription medication, then resold the same supplies to other customers while collecting millions of dollars ... Read More
Check-washing operation in North Jersey caused over $670K in losses
Two local men used stolen postal keys to pull checks from boxes, erase the details, and rewrite them for their own gain.
‘You People Think We Are That Stupid’: New York AG Letitia James Accused of...
NY AG Letitia James's Brooklyn laundromat run is going viral for all the wrong reasons — critics call it staged, the woman filming insists she's a regular.
Queens Man Charged in $350K Chinese Police Impersonation Scam Involving Flagstar Bank
A Queens man has been charged in connection with an alleged $350,000 fraud scheme in which scammers impersonated Chinese police officers and threatened a woman […] The post Queens Man Charged in $350K Chinese Police Impersonation Scam Involving Flagstar Bank first appeared on SciFisland.com .
“Should have never been offered”: The Italian American Civil Rights League reacts to Zohran...
Zohran Mamdani to skip Columbus parade - Source: Getty The Italian American Civil Rights League shared a statement responding to Zohran Mamdani's rejection of an invitation to the Columbus Day Parade. In an X post shared on October 11, the group slammed Mamdani's latest video (@NYCMayor) celebrating Italian Heritage Month and wrote in the caption, "Mayor Zohran Mamdani has REJECTED an invite (that should have never been offered) to march in the Columbus Day Parade tomorrow." In the X post, the g
Mamdani Launches First NYPD Use-of-Force Review in a Decade
Mayor Zohran Mamdani on Monday announced a series of reforms for the NYPD, including a “comprehensive review” of the department’s use-of-force policies and a series of changes designed to “strengthen accountability when police officers are accused of serious misconduct.” The announcement marks the mayor’s first major attempt to confront concerns raised by his left-leaning base […] The post Mamdani Launches First NYPD Use-of-Force Review in a Decade appeared first on The City Reporter .
1 person critical, several others hurt after car crash inside Throggs Neck event venue
The FDNY says seven people were taken to the hospital and one is in critical condition after a crash at 1 Marina Drive early Monday morning.
Staten Islander arrested after booting car parked in front of his driveway
A Staten Island man was arrested after he took the law into his own hands and placed a wheel-locking parking boot on a car parked illegally outside his home. Aaron Hardy, 52, of Stapelton, had grown tired of drivers parking in front of his driveway, which he said would often include sex workers and johns, and installed a “No Parking” sign on his fence. “When I first moved down here, they used to come down there and prostitute. They used to come down there and do all types of stuff. They had drug
NYPD cops killed man in scuffle that started over open beer can: lawsuit
The family of a man who died during an NYPD scuffle that started over an open can of beer claims the cops used excessive deadly force, according to a new lawsuit. Shelton Ennis — a 54-year-old reputed ex-con on parole — died June 26, 2025, after NYPD probationary Officer Karl Yelenic pursued and tackled him during what started as a routine front-up in Upper Manhattan, court documents said. “[Ennis] lived in the area. He was enjoying a pleasant night,” said the family’s lawyer, Michael Pecorella,
NYC teacher among protesters who disrupted vigil for victims of Oct. 7 Hamas massacre
A New York City public school teacher crashed a Manhattan vigil last week honoring victims of the Oct. 7 massacre in Israel, alongside other protesters who cheered on Hamas and chanted violent messages such as “globalize the intifada,” The Post has learned. Mia Kurzer, a special education teacher at The Heritage School in East Harlem, was among the protesters videotaped at the event in Union Square, where some carried flags of terrorist groups Hamas and Hezbollah, according to a complaint filed

















