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Mayor Adams was right to veto the How Many Stops Act, and now the City Council must vote to uphold that veto.

Winter will loosen its cold grasp on much of America this week as a pattern change brings above-average temperatures for millions and needed relief from the arctic air invasion.

A Brooklyn pol who avoided criminal charges after being spotted carrying a firearm observing an anti-Israel rally in October will still likely be grilled and face possible expulsion by a City Council committee over her actions – after it was reorganized to stack the deck against her, according to sources.

Mayor Eric Adams is setting himself up for a bruising veto fight as he barrels towards killing a controversial cop bill pushed through by the New York City Council that will force officers to file slightly more detailed reports after every street stop — even the most minor ones.

Jette Blackman, a three-year-old tourist from Australia, gives her hilariously honest review of New York City during her inaugural trip to the Big Apple, which she finds to be "stinky" and full of "rubbish."

The first son had a special clause written into his contract with his art dealer to get their names.

New York singles fed up with dating apps are returning to an old classic to find love: speed dating. The Post spoke to participants at a Greenwich Village meetup.

State inspectors have seized marijuana being sold illegally at a Brooklyn "cannabis cafe" that brazenly posted a bogus state license in the window of its storefront, sources said Sunday.

The MTA has suffered more derailments on the subway system over the last 12 months than over any year-long period since 2011, a Post review of the agency’s reports, service bulletins and news articles has found.

Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger reunited Jan. 11, 2023, with passengers whose lives he saved while landing an Airbus 320 in the Hudson River on Jan. 15, 2009.