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For over 20 years, residents of Port Liberté say the quality of life at their Greenville condominium complex has been seriously degraded by a nearby metal recycling facility. On Friday, a Superior Court judge signed off on a settlement that Port Liberté’s attorneys hope will bring relief to the condominium’s residents.

Being abandoned can leave a dog shaken long after the moment has passed. Losing familiar people and places can make them frightened, confused, and unable to understand what went wrong. That was what happened to Mia, a three-year-old Pit Bull from Newark, New Jersey. One night, she fell asleep as...

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- Staten Island residents should prepare for a dreary Memorial Day weekend as rain, gusty winds and hazardous beach conditions continue through Sunday before improvements arrive early next week. The National Weather Service forecasts persistent rain through the remainder of Saturday, intensifying o

For nearly four decades, the boxy yellow workhorse roamed the streets of New York and became a symbol of the city itself.

For the show's 50th anniversary—and America's 250th birthday—Macy's is expanding the iconic fireworks display to both sides of the Hudson for the first time ever.

These are signs of trouble. Two uniformed cops from the Bronx were caught on camera flashing apparent hand signs of the violent Mac Baller Brims , a subset of the Bloods considered NYC’s most lethal gang, The Post has learned. The viral, undated photo — now the subject of an NYPD probe — appears to have been taken at a

The man killed in an explosion at a Staten Island shipyard was a hard-working Chinese immigrant who died when he became “trapped” in the belly of a boat while painting, his family said Saturday. Xiaoyuan Li, of Flushing, was finishing his last day of work for May Ship Repair on the dry dock in Mariners Harbor before a

After a decade of abuse, Ryan Alcott resigns as a Woodbridge officer, pleading guilty to child endangerment and facing public anger over his lenient sentence amidst new charges.

Long Island’s chicken finger craze is about to get a little louder. Raising Cane’s, the fast-growing chain known for its chicken finger meals, Texas toast and signature Cane’s sauce, is planning three Long Island restaurants — including its first locations in both Suffolk and Nassau counties.

Tucked away on Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn, David’s Brisket House has been feeding the neighborhood since the 1960s. This no-frills deli is famous for its towering sandwiches packed with smoky, tender meat that keeps people coming back again and again. Among all the crowd favorites, the Reuben sandwich stands...