Metro

A United Airlines worker erupted at a Mexican-born US citizen during a wild airport showdown in California, threatening to call ICE on the passenger before snapping, “You don’t act like a citizen.”

New York City’s jails watchdog is set to go woke — scrapping the words “inmate” and “inmates” from its rule book and replacing them with “people in custody” or “person in custody.”

A second person has died from the Legionnaires’ disease cluster in the Upper East Side, health officials said Saturday, as declining cases have brought hope that the source of the deadly outbreak has likely been eliminated.

New York City is making its controversial cash-for-needles program — which pays 20 cents a syringe with a $10 daily cap — permanent in the new budget as critics say it just funds addicts’ habits.

The bustling streets of Soho turned into an underwater nightmare Saturday as heavy rain battered the Big Apple causing severe flooding across the city.

Mike Waltz, US ambassador to the United Nations, played down New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s threat to have Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu arrested during the UN General Assembly.

“What are you talking about?” Fox News presenter Martha MacCallum asked NYC DSA co-chair Gustavo Gordillo.

Christine Landis, CEO of Peacock Parent, and her husband spend a staggering $250,000 annually on staff to raise their two children.

Gov. Kathy Hochul and other Dems caved to socialists and the rest of the party’s far-left faction by making New York the first US state to pause construction of large data centers, critics said.

First it was the spray paint stores in California locked up to combat shoplifting, next it was eye drops and now its meat?