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FDNY boss Laura Kavanagh rips firefighters in texts to NY AG Letitia James: 'I can't fix them'

FDNY Commissioner Laura Kavanagh wants to “fix” the behavior of her department’s predominately male workforce -- but can’t figure out how to extinguish their flames of discontent.

Two pedestrians struck after vehicle jumps curb on NYC street: police

The vehicle drove onto the sidewalk on W. 34th Street and 6th Avenue around 9:15 p.m., police said.

Bed-Stuy blocks approved to be landmarked despite protests from Orthodox Jewish residents

Two blocks in Bedford-Stuyvesant have been landmarked despite protestations from many Orthodox Jews who say it forces them out of their homes.

NYC politicians want to create office of 'black male excellence'

A similar program in Boston runs more than $1.3 million per year, records show.

Remaining victims ID'd in fatal LI crash that left off-duty NYPD cop dead

The identities of two women and a man who were killed -- along with an NYPD cop -- when an allegedly drunken driver plowed into a Long Island nail salon...

NYC man charged in international 'grandparent scam' that preyed on elderly from NY, NJ

A Bronx man was charged in an international “grandparent scam” that preyed on elderly people with grandchildren.

NJ special ed teacher accused of sexually assaulting student: prosecutor

Allison Havemann-Niedrach, a 43-year-old special education teacher at Freehold Intermediate School, was charged with sexual assault and child welfare endangerment.

NYC Airbnb listings drop 80% after crackdown -- but effort did not help hotels, housing: report

Airbnb rentals are down 80% following a crackdown by New York City, but it has only driven hotel prices up and shown little impact on improving housing affordability, according to...

Socialist NYC councilwoman claims 'queer liberation' is tied to 'Free Palestine'

Socialist Queens Councilwoman Tiffany Caban claimed at Pride Month celebration that “queer liberation means 'Free Palestine!'" infuriating some LGBTQ+ and Jewish people.

Central Park carriage horses suffered in sweltering 90-degree heat: animal rights group

Under the city’s administrative code, carriage horses must immediately stop working and return to their stables when the temperature hits 90 degrees.

NY parents should be fined for students chronic absenteeism: poll

More than half of New Yorkers support fining parents for 10 or more school absences, according to a study conducted by an online education company

Woman, 31, fatally struck by hit-and-run driver in NYC: cops

A woman crossing the road in Lower Manhattan was fatally struck by a hit-and-run driver, police said.

'Squad' member Bowman's allies buzzing about possible 2026 comeback after humiliating loss

While Bowman will soon be enjoying retirement as a disgraced former congressman, progressives are plotting about a possible challenge to Rep. Ritchie Torres.

This job has the highest likelihood of suicide

Construction workers are four times more likely to commit suicide than the average American -- and more than any other occupation, a top trade group warned.

NYPD widow doubles down on eulogy calling for pols to do more to protect officers

She'll always be a police advocate now.

FDNY commish Laura Kavanagh accused of targeting Trump supporting firefighters with new order against 'political expression'

The FDNY ordered firefighters and medics this week to hose down “political expression” in the workplace – a move some critics claim was done to muzzle supporters of Donald Trump...

NYPD Hate Crime Task Force investigating subway thug unmasked by Post

The NYPD's Hate Crimes Task Force is probing a masked thug who allegedly harassed Jews on the subway, The Post has learned.

NYPD officer getting nails done for a wedding killed in LI salon crash — driver charged with DWI

An NYPD cop was killed when a car crashed into a nail salon where she was getting her nails done for a wedding in Long Island, officials said Saturday.

Eccentric billionaire Howard Hughes' items up for auction — including shirt lost in crap game

Late billionaire Howard Hughes once literally lost the shirt off his back -- and it can now be yours.

The Netflix-featured women of Serhant are working 24/7 to disrupt NYC's real estate industry

Jade Shenker and Chloe Tucker Caine of the Soho real estate company Serhant are working day and night to seal multimillion-dollar Manhattan deals.