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Extra security at Columbia ahead of planned protestsFOX 5 New York5 hours ago
Former Gov. David Paterson says attackers can ‘rot in hell’ as he reveals late-night scrap with gangNew York Post3 hours ago
Squadron of squatters ‘terrorized’ NYC neighborhood after taking control of $4M brownstoneNew York Post1 day ago
N.Y. Lottery: NYC player claims Cash4Life second prize as one-time lump sumThe Staten Island Advance10 hours ago
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Former Gov. David Paterson says attackers can ‘rot in hell’ as he reveals late-night scrap with gang
Former Gov. David Paterson fought back against the miscreants who attacked him and his stepson on the Upper East Side on Friday night — with the ex-gov telling The Post that the adults who jumped him can “rot in hell.” “I threw him into the window of McDonald’s [and] I hit him again,” Paterson, who is blind in his left eye and partially blind in his right, said Monday of his counterattack. “I put my hand on his face, and smashed him into the window. He fell to the ground.” When a witness asked the stunned 70-year-old Paterson if the fighting was necessary,...
N.Y. Lottery: NYC player claims Cash4Life second prize as one-time lump sum
A lucky New York City resident has claimed a $1 million prize after winning a second-prize Cash4Life ticket, according to lottery officials. Byron E. Scott of Manhattan has claimed a $1,000 A Week For Life second prize for matching the first five numbers drawn in the Cash4Life game on May 1, 2024. This second prize guarantees a minimum payout of $1 million.
AIDIR Challenge to award $1M in honor of man killed while protecting girlfriend, 2 women on Oct. 7
A woman from New Jersey is striving to put an end to hate -- she is flipping the switch on technology that is often used to promote antisemitism and instead using it to promote peace.Morielle Lotan is remembering her nephew, Addir Mesika."He was the kindest, most humble human being, friend," she said.He was killed last year by Hamas terrorists in the October 7th attack on Israel, murdered while protecting his girlfriend and two other women.He's the inspiration for the ADIR Challenge Foundation.The mission is to innovate the combat of antisemitism and hate.In the same way technology and social media have...
Man got into a heated dispute with his friend while discussing the next step of their recovery efforts when he started beating the victim for six hours and ultimately killed him with a knife, then asked a maintenance worker to help clean up the house
New York City, NY – According to the police officials, the 43-year-old man, later identified as Jeremy, was arrested and is now facing multiple charges, including second-degree murder and tampering with physical evidence after he reportedly killed his friend over the weekend. The fatal incident occurred after both the victim and the suspect drank all night at the suspect’s home.
Florida Ex-Cons Found With Runaway Girls, Loaded Guns In Ridgefield Park Traffic Stop: Chief
Ridgefield Park officer Lavrone Green stopped a Penske truck around 11:35 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 6 in the westbound lanes near the I-95 ramp, Chief Joseph Rella said. With help from Sgt., Nicholas Triano, Ptl. Marco, and Ptl. Anthony D’Elia, Green carried out an investigation and identified the men as Freddie Lynum, 35, and Lamount Cushion, 27, both of Gainesville, Florida. The men were making a delivery in New York and picked up two runaway girls while traveling north in Virginia, Rella said.
Teen accused of raping woman in Brooklyn
BROWNSVILLE, Brooklyn (PIX11) — A 16-year-old boy is accused of raping a woman while the two were having a conversation back in August, police said Monday. The teen was arrested last week and charged with rape, sexual abuse, criminal obstruction of breathing, and forcible touching in connection to the Aug. 30 attack in Brooklyn, according […]
2 NJ police officers hospitalized by drunk driver, cops say
SADDLE RIVER — A man from New York City was drunk and speeding when he crashed into two police vehicles involved in a traffic stop, according to prosecutors. Joseph Ford, 18, was one of four people hospitalized by the four-car chain-reaction crash in Saddle River late Saturday night. He's...
‘Love for him to stay’: Eric Adams on Philip Banks resigning, Sheena Wright
NEW YORK (PIX11) – Mayor Eric Adams addressed Deputy Mayor for Public Safety Philip Banks’ resignation on Monday during an interview on PIX11 Morning News. Adams said that Banks started planning to leave six months ago. Banks led the ghost car crackdown and marijuana enforcement in the city, according to Adams. “So I asked him […]
Early New York winter 2024-25 forecast: What are chances for warmer temps, snow?
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Could we be in for a repeat of the winter of 2023-24? A long-range seasonal forecast issued by the National Weather Service’s (NWS) Climate Prediction Center on Sept. 19, certainly suggests that we are in store for yet another warmer winter. What happened to...
NYPD monitoring clashes between protesters on Oct. 7 anniversary
A vigil to remember those killed and missing in last year's Hamas attack on Oct. 7 will come within blocks of a pro-Palestinian march Monday night.There have been two arrests during a protest in New York coinciding with the October 7 anniversary, the NYPD said.Protesters marched from Wall Street to City Hall to Washington Square Park to Union Square and were heading to Times Square, Grand Central and eventually Columbus Circle.Simmering anger got added to the mix from the start when counter-demonstrators showed up on Wall Street -- leading to confrontation and hostility. There, hundreds of pro-Palestinian protesters unfurled a...
27-Month Sentence for Cocaine and Fentanyl Possession
A New York resident receives a 27-month prison sentence for possession with intent to distribute controlled substances, following a federal investigation. NEW JERSEY - Isidro Fernandez, 36, of New York, has been sentenced to 27 months in prison for the illegal possession of cocaine and fentanyl intended for distribution, as announced today by U.S. Attorney Philip R. Sellinger. Fernandez previously pleaded guilty before U.S. District Judge Katharine S. Hayden to one count of possession with intent to distribute controlled substances. The sentence was handed down by Judge Hayden on October 2, 2024, in Newark federal court.
Small NYC yeshivas, other religious schools would receive millions in taxpayer funds for guards under new bill: ‘Grim new reality’
Small city yeshivas and other religious schools would receive millions of taxpayer dollars each year to add security guards to combat rising hate threats, according to proposed new legislation. The current law only pays for such security measures for non-public schools with more than 300 students, but a bill sponsored by Democratic Brooklyn Councilman Justin Brannan would expand the coverage to all of the sites. “This is a grim new reality,” said Maury Litwack, founder and CEO of the Teach Coalition, which advocates for yeshivas and Jewish day schools. High school counselor accused of abusing students: ‘Rather than advising them, she was abusing them’ “Hate...
Person arrested after woman, 82, pushed onto Queens subway tracks: NYPD
Editor’s note: The video above originally aired on Oct. 3, 2024. FLUSHING, Queens (PIX11) — Police caught a person they suspect pushed an 82-year-old woman onto subway tracks in Queens last week, according to the NYPD. The woman was pushed off the platform at the Flushing-Main Street station just before noon on Wednesday, police said. […]
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