A woman was stabbed in the stomach in the subway system in lower Manhattan Sunday morning, cops said. A man jabbed a sharp object into the woman’s gut around 8 a.m. in the area of the Chambers Street A/C/E line, cops said. It wasn’t immediately clear if the attack happened on a train or in … Read more
Two men were killed by gunfire in the Bronx early Sunday, as bullets continued to fly in the city, police said. The gunshots rang out around 4 a.m. at the intersection of East 168th Street and Morris Avenue, fatally striking a 31-year-old in the head, according to cops. He was pronounced dead on the scene. A … Read more
A black law enforcement organization backed Mayor-elect Eric Adams’ position on revamping solitary confinement in New York City jails amid a push by lawmakers to ban the practice. “Our elected officials cannot have it both ways; you should have the same attitude about crime within the jails by incarcerated residents as you do in society,” … Read more
A man is under arrest for shooting his parents at their Long Island home Christmas morning. Gunshots rang out at a home on Seawane Drive in Hewlett Harbor just after 10 a.m., and investigators arrived to find a 64-year-woman shot in the head and a 65-year-old man shot in the back, according to Nassau County … Read more
The NYPD released the name of the man who was strangled to death during an alleged dispute over a woman in a Staten Island apartment building. Police said victim Rafael Ramos, 36, entered the home of Emmanuel Diaz, 32, at 1950 Clove Road Saturday morning at 7:15 a.m. The two began fighting, with the older … Read more
A man was strangled to death during a dispute in a Staten Island apartment building, NYPD said. Police said the victim, 36, had entered the home of a 32-year-old acquaintance at 1950 Clove Road and the two began fighting, with the older man striking the other in the face with a knife. The 32-year-old retaliated … Read more
Family and neighbors of the two men killed by a box truck driver on the Upper East Side spent Christmas in mourning — as the city’s incoming transportation commissioner pledged to take action to bolster Big Apple bike lanes with stronger protection from vehicles. The truck dragged and killed deliveryman Taurino Morales, 37, and pedestrian Delfino Maceda, … Read more
Sign up for our special edition newsletter to get a daily update on the coronavirus pandemic. The Cathedral of St. John the Divine canceled in-person Christmas services on account of the Omicron variant, while St. Patrick’s Cathedral celebrated morning Mass as scheduled. “Out of an abundance of caution, and following guidance from New York City … Read more
City school employees who have not shown proof they got a second vaccine shot under Mayor de Blasio’s mandate have been allowed to continue working a month past the deadline with “reminders” instead of being put on unpaid leave, The Post has learned. The Department of Education last week sent principals a sample letter to … Read more
They should’ve just butt out. New York Presbyterian Hospital administrators bizarrely grilled a female surgeon on her sex life and accused her of violating a patient’s privacy after she helped save a man with a “large foreign object” stuck in his rectum, she contends in a new lawsuit. Doctors struggled to help the man during … Read more