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Nearly half of all drinking-and-driving offenses in Manhattan were tossed out of court last year – as dismissal rates soared over five times higher than they were before, records show.

Geoff Woliner, 42, founded The Notworking Experience earlier this year after wondering what a networking event where people couldn't talk about their jobs might be like. More than a hundred people turned up, and now he's holding events nationwide — including in NYC.

The UFT filed a lawsuit to try to block charter schools from sharing public-school sites, while sympathetic Democratic state lawmakers introduced legislation to scrap funding to allow them to rent private space.

Citizens in New York state Assemblyman Carl Heastie’s district have vocalized their concerns and desires but Heastie’s efforts do not match their wants.

Mayor Eric Adams dodged a question about why Speaker Carl Heastie opposed expanding charter schools and rolling back the state's ball law despite the wishes of his voters.

New York City Firefighter Nicole Malpeso and NYPD Officer Nisa Rodriguez — both amateur boxers — are well-known for breaking glass ceilings during the day and glass jaws at night.

State Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie’s district disagrees with the powerful pol on charter schools and giving judges discretion when it comes to bail, a new Post poll shows.

The Rapid Response Xylazine Test Strip is distributed by Canada-based company BTNX following a study that found it had a 91 percent accuracy rate. Xylazine — known on the street as “tranq,” “tranq dope” and “zombie drug” — is an animal tranquilizer that is now being used as a cheap cutting agent for common narcotics such as fentanyl and cocaine.

Former President Donald Trump likened the Manhattan district attorney Alvin Bragg’s apparent effort to indict him over a hush-money payment to an adult film star to “ballot stuffing” allegedly carried out by the Democratic Party.

Daniel Miller, the city pension bureaucrat who lied about a job offer to get a huge raise, is keeping his job -- but with a 24% pay reduction.