Mayor Eric Adams warned the newest NYPD recruits they’re about to start policing in a climate “where everyone is against us,” but promised to have their backs and “lead from the front.” Speaking to the 561 members of the NYPD Academy’s latest class of 2022 graduates Friday morning, Adams spelled out challenges the new cops … Read more
Disturbing new video captures the moment a perv on a bike groped an 88-year-old woman in Brooklyn — causing her to fall and break her arm. Video released Thursday shows the senior walking slowly at Wyckoff and Greene avenues in Bushwick around 2:20 a.m. Tuesday when the creepy cyclist rolled up behind her and grabbed … Read more
A teen previously busted for two hate crime attacks on Sikh men in Queens was stabbed to death in Brooklyn this week, cops said. Vernon Douglas, 19 — arrested less than three months ago in connection to the hate crimes — was stabbed in the chest on Rockaway Avenue near Lott Avenue in Brownsville just … Read more
They’re cutting to the chase. Younger men in the Big Apple —- and across the country — are scrambling to book appointments to get vasectomies in the wake of last week’s Supreme Court decision to overturn Roe v. Wade, urologists and prospective patients told The Post. Dr. Alex Shteynshlyuger, director of urology at New York … Read more
A Midwestern college grad has been fired from his New York City tech job after TikTok videos he made complaining about Bronx bodegas prompted accusations of racism. Griffin Green, 24, relocated to the Big Apple from Michigan last week to take up a new role as a sales development rep with the software company Outreach … Read more
The July Fourth weekend will get off to a steamy start in New York before intense storms descend throughout the tri-state region on Saturday, forecasters said. It’ll be humid and warm early Saturday — a “typical sultry summer day” with a high of 89 degrees in New York City — before conditions deteriorate significantly as … Read more
Your name, date of birth and Twitter handle, please? New York lawmakers are set to pass sweeping legislation that would ban concealed weapons from so-called “sensitive locations” like Times Square, public transit and other venues — while requiring gun permit applicants to give the state information about their social media accounts as well as character … Read more
Hundreds of flights were delayed or canceled Friday amid airline staff shortages and protests, as the Fourth of July travel rush got underway. There were already more than 1,870 flight delays and 270 cancellations — well above the daily average of 210 scrapped flights — domestically as of noon Friday, according to the airline tracking service FlightAware. … Read more
The eggs of a tiny, parasitic worm have been found in parks in New York and Europe — and they may be infecting your children. In recent years, Toxocara — tiny worms that live in animals’ muscles and digestive systems — have been found in parks in all five New York City boroughs. The parasite … Read more
Climate change activists claim they randomly started deflating tires on 40 SUVs parked on the Upper East Side this week — leaving behind fliers that warned: “Your gas guzzler kills.” The Tyre Extinguishers, a group that originally started in the UK, boasted of targeting dozens of vehicles Tuesday night in what the activists described as … Read more