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CBS news anchor nearly loses life savings in LA scam
CBS News correspondent Matt Gutman almost fell for a phone scam that nearly had him emptying his bank account.
Bullets fly at NYC hoops tournament, killing player and injuring two others: ‘We need more police’
Bullets flew at a Harlem basketball tournament Friday night, leaving one player dead and two others injured, cops and witnesses said.
Baby girl found dead in ‘apartment’ at NYC hotel
A 16-month-old girl was found dead at The Belnord Hotel on the Upper West Side this week, the NYPD said.
Exclusive | Infamous NYC sex fiend Peter Braunstein makes chilling promise to ‘kill’ if released from prison
Convicted sex predator Peter Braunstein tells The Post he’d “kill people” if freed, as Albany parole reform bills could ease release for violent offenders. He’s up for parole again in 2027.
Ohio house of horrors dad was wanted for perverted behavior when 16 ‘almost feral’ kids were found
Gary Siders, Jr., 36, was wanted for indecent exposure before he was discovered to have kept 16 children living in squalor.
Exclusive | NYC refuses to tear down trash-filled encampments outside the Intrepid — earning Mamdani rave reviews from homeless
A sprawling homeless encampment near the Intrepid Museum in Hell’s Kitchen has been vexing business owners and passersby for months.
Troubled son accused of killing mom in posh NY town was ‘off and weird’ since grade school, classmate reveals
“Nobody talked about violence the way he did,” one of accused killer Chester Green’s former classmates said.
Exclusive | Top MTA lawyer with $344K salary to abruptly resign months after Post exposé on agency’s wild legal costs
The MTA’s top lawyer is abruptly stepping down at the end of July with no successor immediately named — just months after The Post revealed the agency’s legal costs ballooned under her tenure.
Zohran Mamdani defends controversial NYC immigrant map, says Little Italy will soon be recognized by admin
Mayor Mamdani defended his controversial map of immigrant enclaves across the Big Apple, saying more communities would be added after notably omitting the famed Little Italy as well as Jewish and Irish communities.
Exclusive | Over half the cooling towers in NYC Legionnaires’ outbreak area issued violations in recent months: records
More than half of water cooling towers in a section of the Upper East Side under investigation for a Legionnaires’ disease outbreak were dinged by health officials in their latest inspections, The Post has learned.