The University of New York welcomes students back to their Manhattan campus on Wednesday – but, like the school’s coronavirus security plan, scientists are required to test for the virus upon arrival. A mix of international students and those coming from state-designated coronavirus hotspots arrive this week – two weeks …
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“People will die” as City Hall follows with a plan to lay off nearly 400 EMTs and paramedics, the union chief who represented those workers told The Post. Oren Barzilay, head of EMS Local 2507, said FDNY brass told him that 10 percent of the city’s 3,700 EMTs and paramedics …
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Video obtained by the Post shows a man giving a step-by-step “how-to” for hacking Santander Bank ATMs – a scam that has been hit and run in the region in recent days led to a police pursuit on Staten Island yesterday, police sources said. “This is the beginning, you put …
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The Borough Park neighborhood of Brooklyn is experiencing an “uptick” in COVID-19 cases that are mostly linked to a large-scale wedding, Mayor Bill de Blasio said Wednesday. “We’ve seen an uptick over the last few days,” Blasio told reporters during his City Hall daily press release, explaining that there were …
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Governor Andrew Cuomo has released a new book – and it’s all about himself. The last tome of the Democrat’s three term, ‘American Crisis’, promises to give readers a behind-the-scenes look at Cuomo’s treatment of the coronavirus outbreak – even as the pandemic breaks out. The book will be released …
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