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'Please come forward': Mom of slain 12-year-old makes heartbreaking plea
The distraught mother of slain 12-year-old Kade Lewin issued a heartbreaking plea for his killers to be caught after he was shot dead in a parked minivan in Brooklyn last...
'Best feeling ever': Jersey City celebrates Saint Peter's March Madness miracle run
More than 5,000 revelers — some dressed in the school's main blue color and waving signs that read “Jersey City Tough” — celebrated the New Jersey team’s ascent to “Elite...
Victim wants 'justice' after disturbing Harlem dirt bike attack that left father injured
The 35-year-old man now worries about his 64-year-old father, who suffered a concussion and is struggling after the disturbing broad-daylight assault Tuesday in Harlem.
Sea of green in NYC as St. Patrick's Day Parade returns
The nation’s largest and oldest St. Patrick’s Day Parade returned in full for the first time since COVID-19 shut it down two years ago.
Uber Eats driver who allegedly stole NYC woman's dog turns himself in to cops
The Uber Eats driver accused of stealing a woman's dog from her apartment turned himself in to police custody.
Can you blame this Uber Eats driver for dognapping this Brooklyn pup?
The dog owner realized her pup Ella was missing around 5:40 p.m. Saturday after getting an Uber Eats delivery -- and saw the driver on surveillance footage with her dog.
Parents swarm City Hall to protest continued mask mandates for kids under 4
Roughly 100 parents and children gathered in front of City Hall Monday to protest continuing mask mandates for the city's youngest kids.
NYC children celebrate 'freedom' as school mask requirement is lifted
Big Apple public school kids finally got to classrooms mask-free on Monday — which Mayor Eric Adams vowed would eventually be extended to the very youngest children, who still have...
'I’m still shaking': Subway victim recalls harrowing ax attack
A Brooklyn man who was threatened with a hatchet while commuting on the subway Monday is still reeling from the encounter -- as the city sees an uptick in serious...
Hamburglar: Video shows man stealing 10 steaks from NYC Trader Joe's — and no one stops him
A man was caught on Post video allegedly brazenly swiping about a dozen steaks from a Manhattan Trader Joe's -- all while workers helplessly stood around -- on Tuesday morning.
NYC workers protest vaccine mandate ahead of termination deadline
City workers and others marched across the Brooklyn Bridge protesting the city's announcement that municipal employees who have failed to receive a Covid-19 vaccination would be fired.
Vehicle thefts skyrocket 93 percent, driving NYC's crime surge in 2022
Vehicle thefts are the driving force behind the Big Apple’s soaring crime rate so far this year, skyrocketing 93 percent in January versus the same period last year, NYPD data...
Hundreds flock to funeral home to honor slain NYPD rookie Jason Rivera
Jason Rivera, 22, was gunned down during a domestic call Friday and his partner Wilbert Mora, 27, continued to fight for his life at Harlem Hospital Sunday.
Woman who told kids 'Hitler should have killed you all' arrested: cops
Christina Darling, 21, was arrested and charged Friday with aggravated harassment and menacing, both as hate crimes, and acting in a manner injurious to a child.
Burger King teen's shooting death shattered her quest for the American dream
Krystal Bayron-Nieves worked the late-night shift at an East Harlem Burger King hoping to scrape together enough cash to help her mom pay the bills and afford nursing school.
Family mourned botched Burger King robbery victim as 'genuine soul'
The family of Kritsal Bayron-Nieves, who was killed during a Burger King robbery, remembered her as a happy, kind young girl at her Jan. 18 funeral.
Teens charged with murder in death of Good Samaritan struck by train
The teen boys, 16 and 17, were arrested Wednesday in connection to the death of 36-year-old Roland Houston.
At vigil, AG James vows to investigate 'neglect' that led to Bronx fire
More than 100 people gathered Tuesday night for a candlelight vigil in honor of the 17 people killed and dozens more injured in the Bronx apartment fire.
GOP candidates blast Hochul for 'inaction' on Bragg's 'crazy' policies
Potential Republican challengers on Monday stepped up their demands for Gov. Kathy Hochul to oust Manhattan's new district attorney, Alvin Bragg.
Drug addict 'serial burglar' boasts: I love bail reform!
A career burglar in Brooklyn and Manhattan has been free to maraud city businesses at will thanks to what he called the state's "great" bail reform laws, The Post has...