Georgia Worrell
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NYC man accused of fatally stabbing musician neighbor inside subway station
The man stabbed to death inside of a Manhattan subway station Friday evening was a talented artist and musician, and a “vibrant presence” in his native Washington Heights neighborhood, his...
Madman in custody after randomly slashing three men in Queens subway station
A madman was in custody after randomly slashing three men at a Long Island City subway station and leaving them with "big cuts" on their faces, according to a witness and police.
Man who hurled furniture from 20th floor of NYC building has history of mental illness: family
The man who launched a lawn chair and other patio furniture off a Midtown Manhattan highrise was in the midst of a paranoid crisis two days before, his brother says.
Dad of 13-year-old girl allegedly raped by migrant in NYC park blasts Biden's open border for monstrous attack: 'This is what happens'
“The open border policy, I have never agreed with, because that just invites a lot of things that we don’t need," said the dad. "And look what came in. Look...
MS-13, Russian mobsters use migrants in elaborate injury scam — even getting spinal surgery to pull it off: sources
The crime outfits are swindling millions by staging sham trip-and-fall accidents and bringing immigrants to NYC to pose as victims, according to sources.
Cops search for pervert who sexually assaulted 13-year-old girl in NYC park: 'So not safe'
Police officers swarmed Queens’ Kissena Park Saturday in the hunt for the monster who sexually assaulted a 13-year-old Asian girl in a remote spot in the urban oasis two days...
'Use of Force' stats show suspects' injuries up 25% at hands of NYPD, cops getting hurt more too
Criminals have been hit with nearly 25% more injuries at the hands of cops so far this year -- however, New York’s Finest have also suffered 7% more injuries, data...
The Sperminator welcomes 165th child just before Father's Day — and makes shocking announcement
The six-foot-two prolific Kingsborough Community College math professor is celebrating his latest baby, who was birthed by a woman in Connecticut.
NYPD cracks down on out-of-control mopeds terrorizing NYC: 'Not on our watch!'
The seizures come amid mopeds and scooters being used for crimes at an alarming rate citywide.
Major league teams most penalized for doping revealed — here's where New York's rank up
Both the NFL’s New York Giants and MLB’s New York Mets set the record for teams with the most suspended players and games due to drug violations in their respective...
Antisemitic hate thrives at NYC's most prestigious public high schools
At Brooklyn Tech, Stuyvesant and Bronx Science, students have been tormented by peers giving Nazi salutes and accusing them of being part of a “genocide" of Palestinians, while school administrators...
Creep steals plaque from flower bed memorializing late NYC audio engineer: video
The bizarre heist happened just after 9 a.m. on May 27, when a man in a cap used the claw end of a hammer to remove the memorial honoring Ron...
'Hobby horse' rider claps back at people who say it's not a real sport in viral TikTok
This is me after my dressage routine... I was passing out, couldn’t breathe, almost throwing up, dizzy, shaking, whole body burning in pain,” reads the clip, which has amassed a...
Video shows NYC migrant's 'sickening' alleged bid to extort driver by jumping in front of moving car
“All of the sudden, I see a man in front of my car with eyes wide open, screaming, staring at me ... He was trying to get me to run...
One dead, 3 injured in Saturday NYC violence: NYPD
A Mount Vernon woman was knifed to death in the Bronx, one of four violent incidents Saturday that left three others injured across three boroughs, police said.
City Hall sees new bill to mandate radiator inspections four months after Brooklyn tot was fatally burned by steam from faulty heater
NYC Councilwoman Farah Louis’ (D-Brooklyn) legislation comes four months after Brooklyn baby Binyomin Kuravsky was fatally burned by scorching steam from a faulty heater.
NYC's first dog cafe closes Brooklyn spot months after locals raised $250K to keep it open
People who donated money to Boris & Horton to keep it from closing just two months ago are now barking about where their money went.
Hockey's most hostile fans revealed — here's where the Rangers, Islanders, stack up: poll
A whopping 44% of Blueshirts surveyed by Casino.org confessed to unruly behavior, including taunting, trash-talking, throwing food, and even dropping the gloves against rival fans.
Homeless creep who punched Steve Buscemi also assaulted NYU student headed to final exam
“I was drinking iced coffee and he just walked up to me and was like, ‘What’s up?’ and then punched me in the face,” recalled the victim.
Looking to get married? Avoid these 'singles' states like the plague
New Yorkers are the least likely to say “I do” out of all Americans, a not-so-romantic new study found.