The pretty Long Island doctor found dead in the doorway of a Chelsea apartment building came to Manhattan to meet up with a TV producer who is a Facebook “friend,” law enforcement sources told The Post on Monday.
NEW YORK – Gabriel Sassoon remembers the days before last year’s Yom Kippur like it was yesterday.
NEW YORK — Former tennis star James Blake, whose caught-on-camera takedown by a plainclothes New York City police officer prompted apologies from the mayor and police commissioner, told The Associated Press on Saturday that the officer who wrongly arrested him should be fired.
WASHINGTON — Fears of espionage have driven the U.S. government from New York’s famed Waldorf-Astoria Hotel, which has housed presidents and other top American officials for decades but was bought last year by a Chinese firm from Hilton Worldwide.
Shock, confusion and terror marred September 11, 2001, precisely 14 years ago, when New York’s iconic World Trade Center towers were struck by two commercial airliners, leaving a nation in despair and a world suddenly less certain.
A veteran NYPD sergeant accused of splashing semen on a civilian employee as she walked down a hallway at One Police Plaza has been criminally charged for the sick act, prosecutors announced Wednesday in Manhattan court.
An NYPD officer has been placed on modified assignment following claims by former tennis professional James Blake that he was thrown to the ground and then handcuffed while mistakenly being arrested Wednesday at a Manhattan hotel, police said.
Everyone knows it’s not easy being a cop, but there are things about the nature of the job that wouldn’t be that difficult to do.
NEW YORK — Police are on the hunt for a man they said attacked a tourist in Central Park in the middle of the afternoon earlier this week.
A drone crashed inside of Louis Armstrong Stadium during the US Open in New York Thursday night, officials said.