Multiple people killed by subway trains in NYC: officials
BROOKLYN, N.Y. (PIX11) — Separate incidents at Brooklyn and Manhattan subway stations resulted in two deaths on Sunday, according to officials. One person was hit and killed by a subway train at the Sutter Avenue Station near Snediker Avenue in Brooklyn around 6 p.m., according to officials. L trains are running with...
17-year-old accused Times Square shooter held on $200K bail on attempted murder charges
A suspected gun-toting teen who fired into a crowd in Times Square on Saturday, wounding three people — including two innocent bystanders — was ordered held on $200,000 bail Sunday. Suspect Jayden Clarke, 17, was arraigned in Manhattan criminal court on attempted-murder charges in the early-morning shooting that...
New Yorkers Dealing With Unusual Symptoms From COVID Variant
A new COVID variant is now spreading in New York and it’s not acting like the others. Doctors say these unexpected symptoms could be the first warning signs.
NYC house turned into illegal mini-hotel complete with soda machine — but owner won’t...
A Queens homeowner illegally turned his house into an Airbnb-style hotel with numbered units and even a soda machine – but refused to pay $420,000 in fines when he was caught, a new lawsuit claims. Gurcharan Kaur has yet to fork over the cash from seven separate $60,000 fines issued in fall 2022, when he was accused...
Latest NYC subway shove victim is ER doc who was on his way home...
The straphanger randomly shoved onto tracks by a muttering maniac Saturday is an ER pediatrician who was on his way home from work at the time — and is now just “happy he’s still alive,” his pal told The Post. The 44-year-old victim was heading back to his Upper West Side pad after a shift at Harlem Hospital and...
Homeless man held on $8,000 bail in ‘traumatic’ NYC attack on 94-year-old
A homeless man was held on $8,000 bail for allegedly sucker-punching a 94-year-old former doctor outside an Upper East Side Apple store. Lewis Reynolds was arrested Friday, three days after he is believed to have slugged the oldtimer in the face, causing the victim to fall inside the store on Madison Avenue near East...
New York City to close last migrant hotel
The Row NYC was converted into a migrant shelter in 2022 to address the influx of migrants arriving in the city.
Iconic Staten Island home with Egyptian motif listed for $2.2M: Here’s a look inside
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — It’s one of Staten Island’s most unique and iconic contemporary homes: Modern, geometric, skinned in smooth concrete and finished with bold surface imagery. And now 775 Todt Hill Rd., the local real estate masterpiece designed by famed architect Charlie Azzue, has hit the market for $2.2 million.
No Showers, Sleeping on Concrete Floors: The “Squalid” Conditions for Immigrants in NYC
Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. A new class-action lawsuit filed by a coalition of immigration advocacy groups alleges that undocumented immigrants have been detained in “crowded, squalid, and punitive conditions” in New York City.
Longest-serving NYPD commish Ray Kelly warns electing Mamdani would be ‘tragedy of major proportions’
Ex-NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly on Sunday warned it would be a “tragedy of major proportions” if city voters elect socialist mayoral nominee Zohran Mamdani, who is “totally unqualified” for the office. Kelly — the longest-serving police commissioner in Big Apple history with stints under Democratic Mayors Mike...
