The “A-Train Ripper” is in custody, several law enforcement sources told The Post on Saturday night. Sources said the knife-wielding maniac was wanted in a horrific subway wind that killed two homeless people and cut two others along a train line in Upper Manhattan. A source added that when he …
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NEW YORK (WABC) – Despite an increase in cleaning of subway cars and platforms during the epidemic, commuters still feel there are delayed questions. And the issues are not just garbage, but sitting and platforms. “It’s like someone peeked into the seat,” said Ashley Rodriguez, the rider. It has always …
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A U.S. Marine veteran who went from living on the streets to becoming an ER nurse in a Long Island hospital found inspiration to help homeless people in the coronavirus pandemic. Antranik “Andy” Garabedian, 41, used his experience to start a charity for the homeless when he saw the virus …
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Bill de Blasio is officially the 109th Mayor of New York City. I say officially because he is, in fact, the first mayor of New York. The first mayor who does not care about the city. Not all of his predecessors were above average, but the Blasio stands out for …
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On Monday, NASA gave its latest Mars Rover Perseverance all clear to launch later this week on a mission to look for signs of ancient microbial life. “The launch readiness review is complete, and we’re actually going to launch it,” said administrator Jim Bridenstine. “We are in extraordinary times right …
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