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NYC synagogue bomb threats were unfounded, officials say
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Shih Tzu stolen in Central Park while nanny gathered kids, heartbroken family offering $5K reward
The Shih Tzu has hit the fan in crime-plagued Central Park. A dastardly dognapper grabbed a beloved 9-year-old pooch from an Upper East Side family this week in Central Park, while a nanny was gathering her two young charges following an afternoon outing. The heartbroken family is offering a $5,000 reward for the safe return of their black and white Shih Tzu, Panda. “I have not been able to eat or sleep since we lost our dog,” a shaken Makiyo Davidson, 39, told The Post Saturday. “It traumatized myself and my kids who were at the crime scene when it happened.” The mom said...
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A Department of Correction captain is recovering after her body-worn camera caught fire at Rikers Island, prompting immediate action by city and union officials to address the safety of such devices. The incident occurred on Friday at the George R. Vierno Center where the captain's Reveal D5 body camera unexpectedly...
1 dead, 3 others hurt after bullets fly at NYC baby shower: NYPD
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Video shows NYPD officers fatally shoot man in front of his family
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Anti-Israel teaching assistant fired from NYC elementary school after being handcuffed at Columbia
An embattled Brooklyn teaching assistant who was handcuffed at a Columbia University protest last week has been fired, The Post has learned. James Parra, a fifth-grade paraprofessional at Brooklyn Arbor in Williamsburg who called Israel a “racist” and “terrorist” state, shared his ouster on social media Wednesday. “After 8 years of dedicated service and after 6 months of doxxing and harassment and Zionist parents making themselves the victims, my superintendent just a few moments ago terminated me from my position,” Parra, 27, wrote on Instagram. Make parents pay for kids who miss school to curb chronic school absenteeism “F–k these Zionists and f–k...
New budget forbids MTA from using facial recognition to bust fare evaders
The Metropolitan Transit Authority has been barred from using facial recognition software to bust fare evaders, according to a new measure quietly passed in Albany. The prohibition was slipped unnoticed into the state’s $237 billion budget, which passed last month. The new law states the MTA must “not use, or arrange for the use, of biometric identifying technology, including but not limited to facial recognition technology, to enforce rules relating to the payment of fares.” NYC congestion pricing will take a toll on Chinatown businesses, critics argue Like many tweaks, the measure was shoehorned into the budget without public debate or comment. State Assemblymember...
N.Y. weather: AccuWeather summer 2024 forecast calls for 2x as many days 90+ degrees
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Rain expected, temperatures drop in NY, NJ
NEW YORK (PIX11) – Temperatures dropped by about 10 degrees Sunday and rain is expected throughout the day. Sunday will see a high of 55 degrees and a low of 48 degrees, dropping from highs in the 60s Saturday. Rain is expected to last through Sunday evening with showers continuing into Monday morning. Tuesday will […]
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