New York City

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A 32-year-old man was arrested for crashing a stolen FedEx truck and attempting to steal an ambulance. It all happened on Sunday, just after 2 p.m. Police responded to a call of a FedEx truck that was stolen at 606 Carroll St. Domanique Bullock is accused of getting in a parked FedEx and pushing the 25-year-old driver out of the truck before fleeing in the vehicle.

Mayor-elect Zohran Mamdani introduced key members of his incoming administration on Monday but continued to dodge questions about whether Police Commissioner Jessica Tisch will remain as the city's top law enforcement official under his leadership. Mamdani has repeatedly expressed interest in retaining Tisch, Mayor Eric Adams' fourth police commissioner, highlighting her efforts to combat corruption within the NYPD. He has stated as early as Oct. 22,

When Zohran Mamdani stunned New York City's political establishment by defeating former Governor Andrew Cuomo in the Democratic primary and winning the mayoral election last week, much of the attention focused on his viral social media presence and charismatic appeal to young voters. But behind the 34-year-old assemblyman's historic victory was a strategic mind who helped reshape how the campaign connected with voters: Zara Rahim, a communications expert who has spent more than a decade at the intersection of politics, culture and digital strategy.

The bigoted vandal, law enforcement sources said, seemed to take extraordinary efforts to conceal their identity wearing all-black clothing, including matching gloves and a long-brimmed fedora that made seeing any distinguishing facial features nearly impossible. Cops confirmed on Monday that the Nov. 5 incident has been classified as a hate crime, with the NYPD Hate Crimes Task Force now leading the active investigation into the vandalism and the search for the perpetrator responsible.

Manhattan Turkey Trot 5K Randall's Island Field #10, 130 Central Road, Randall's Island Sunday, Nov. 16, 8:30 am Kiddie Dash; 9 am General Start Ages 5 and older $38.98 Trot on down to Randall's Island for the Manhattan Turkey Trot 5K! Run the scenic and unique path along the Island. Enjoy sweet & savory turkey-trot swag and treats from Waterloo Sparkling Water to commemorate your achievement! A portion of the event proceeds benefits the Never Stop Running Foundation.

Today, we honor Judge Akowe's lifelong service to NYC and in Brooklyn, where he was born and raised. We celebrate his prolific legal career, which began at the Brooklyn DA's Office before serving in the NY State Unified Court System, NYC Council, Department of Corrections, NYC Employees' Retirement System, NYS Governor's Office and NYC Department of Consumer and Worker Protection,

Victoria Davis and Victor Dempsey say they have been fighting for justice for their brother, Delrawn Small, for almost a decade. Small was fatally shot on July 4, 2016, in front of his four-month-old son, step-daughter, and girlfriend. Family members say video footage of the incident, taken near the corner of Atlantic Avenue and Bradford Street in East New York on the night in question, shows an off-duty cop acting unhinged in a road rage incident and firing a gunshot out of his window,

In his victory speech after winning the New York mayoral election last week, Zohran Mamdani came out swinging. The speech included, among other dramatic flourishes, a reference to the socialist titan Eugene Debs, shoutouts to the city's Senegalese taxi drivers and Uzbek nurses, tributes to Jawaharlal Nehru and Fiorello La Guardia, sprinkles of Arabic and it was all delivered with the cadence and command of a hip-hop emcee.

Parade Brunch is a unique Thanksgiving Day Parade viewing experience offered at highly selective settings throughout New York City. The concept, the brainchild of event producer Derrick Cowit, reimagines one of the most treasured holiday traditions in Manhattan. Cowit is also the owner of Uplyft, the parent company behind Parade Brunch. For over 10 years, Uplyft has produced premier events for signature NYC occasions such as the Tree Lighting Dinner Gala in Rockefeller Center and the New Year's Eve Ball Drop in Times Square.

Chilling video obtained by The Post reveals the first look inside a charred apartment at the Brooklyn building where a ferocious blaze broke out Saturday night, leaving veteran hero firefighter Patrick Brady dead. The apartment at the Kings Highway building was destroyed by flames, with its contents blackened and ruined, according to the footage and the building superintendent.

More than 600 pounds of illegal marijuana products are off the streets following an alleged kidnapping in Dyker Heights that led authorities to a basement safe roompacked with narcotics, police said. The discovery was made by officers from the 68th Precinct in coordination with the New York City's Sheriff's Joint Task Force. Photos released by the sheriff's office show what officials estimate to be at least 500 pounds of marijuana flowers and over 100 pounds of THC-infused products recovered from the home.

Teleskope - $25M Series A Teleskope, a data protection and security platform, has raised $25M in Series A funding led by M13. Founded by Elizabeth Nammour and Julie Trias in 2022, Teleskope has now raised a total of $32.2M in reported equity funding. AUI - $20M Venture AUI, the company building neuro-symbolic foundation models for task-oriented conversational AI, has raised $20M in Venture funding from New Era Capital Partners and eGateway Capital.

Dillon, during the latest episode of The Tim Dillon Show on Saturday, goofed on the 34-year-old democratic socialist for calling out President Donald Trump during his speech, shortly after he was elected the next NYC mayor on Tuesday night. He was a little cringe in his speech, because he's like a theater kid, Dillon said. Dillon continued: It was just a moment when you could see the theater kid in him.

The name is Mamdani: M.A.M.D.A.N.I. When Zohran Mamdani corrected Andrew Cuomo for mispronouncing his name at the New York City mayoral debate, it was immediately turned into a viral TikTok sound: remixed with Gwen Stefani's " Hollaback Girl." The sound has been featured in user-generated content surpassing 100 million views on TikTok. Remarkably, Mamdani was polling at 1% a year ago, and few New Yorkers recognized him. By the end of the campaign, Zohan Mamdani had mobilized a grassroots movement of 100,000 volunteers.

According to law enforcement sources, the attack occurred at around 7:30 a.m. on Nov. 7 at the Kingsbridge Road subway station, home to the 4 train. The 45-year-old male victim was on the mezzanine of the station when three men approached and surrounded him. The group of men started arguing, but the scenario escalated when the trio, who were unknown to the victim, whipped out a sharp object, police sources said.

Across KPMG's offices nationwide, employees say they prefer round tables. So with that feedback and more in mind, the Big Four consulting firm designed and opened a new, 450,000-square-foot office at Two Manhattan West in Manhattan's Hudson Yards neighborhood. The firm hopes the gleaming new headquarters will not only reassert its presence in New York City but also tempt its more than 5,000 employees in New York back to the office more often.

I visited the crown jewel of Nike's retail empire and saw why the sportswear giant is modeling the rest of its stores after the location. At 68,000 square feet, the New York City House of Innovation is hard to miss. It's a six-story flagship retail concept store, which opened in 2018. As the name suggests, it's where Nike shows off its most advanced products and offers immersive experiences to consumers.

When you encounter a memorial during your commute, the paying of respect is the quickening of your walk, the feigning of a blank mind, the averting of your gaze. And yet these pedestrians are forgetting themselves; they are slowing to a complete halt at this one altar because it is a display of something uniquely upsetting: the grief of adolescents.

Hark, Christmas has descended on New York City. For several weeks this fall, the trees of the iconic Zuccotti Park, blocks from Wall Street (and the frequent site of anti-capitalist protests), have created a captivating golden canopy, accentuated by the lights that wrap around them. Now, as of Saturday morning, workers unpacking Christmas trees in the park heralded the arrival of a new season: winter.

there were few corners of the city where Lander didn't canvas. Somehow, he still found time to eat really, really well: Between Get Out the Vote (GOTV) events, poll visits, many interviews at 30 Rock, and one walk across the Brooklyn Bridge at dawn, he snuck in a dinner at Lucali and bagels from Shelsky's, relishing in the chaos of election season.