Jason Beeferman
The Archive
4 injured, patients evacuated after fire breaks out at NYC hospital
More than 100 firefighters and EMS personnel responded to a two-alarm fire a St. John's Episcopal Hospital on Friday, where four people were injured.
'You know him as tough guy actor, we know him as Uncle Mike': nephews describe 'sweetheart' Michael K. Williams
"The Wire" actor Michael K. Williams was nothing like the tough-guy characters he portrayed, his nephews told The Post Monday,
'The Wire' actor Michael K. Williams found dead in NYC apartment
“The Wire’’ actor Michael K. Williams was found dead of a suspected drug overdose in his Brooklyn penthouse Monday afternoon, law-enforcement sources told The Post.
'I killed her!': Suspect allegedly confesses to killing 97-year-old in NYC
The neighbor of the victim, who only gave her first name, Maria, said she saw the suspect walking away in handcuffs at the Baruch Houses.
Sliwa vows to crack down on illegal basement apartments if elected NYC mayor
GOP mayoral nominee Curtis Sliwa on Friday pledged to crack down on the owners of illegal basement apartments after 11 people drowned in the subterranean homes from Hurricane Ida's devastating...
Heartbreak in Queens: Families shattered from Ida's flash floods
Sections of Queens were plunged underwater overnight when the remnants of Hurricane Ida tore through the Big Apple and flooded basements across the borough.
'God's gift': City bus driver hailed for traversing river-like Queens street
A "heroic" bus driver who motored through a Queens street clogged by waist-deep flooding recalled the shocking moments her bus was filled with water.
Long Island dentist arrested in painkillers-for-sex scheme: feds
A Long Island dentist was busted for allegedly trading painkillers for sex in a years-long scheme that preyed on drug-addicted women, federal authorities said Thursday.
Woman was 'speaking gibberish' when she randomly shoved NYC tot to ground
Sahara Bernard told The Post the deranged woman who shoved her 2-year-old daughter was “speaking gibberish” during the unprovoked attack in the Bronx.
Wanted: Penn Station shooting suspect caught on surveillance video, NYPD says
Police on Tuesday released video and a photo of the suspected gunman who opened fire outside Penn Station Monday night, striking an innocent bystander from New Jersey.
Hurricane Henri starting to wreak havoc in NYC
New Yorkers are starting to feel Hurricane Henri's impact as cars are left stranded and subway stations flooded ahead of the storm's arrival.
We Love NYC concert officially canceled as Henri batters Big Apple
New York City's "Homecoming" concert at Central Park was abruptly halted in the middle of Barry Manilow's performance Saturday evening.
Escort's body found stuffed in barrel in NJ was carted out of Wall Street building
The naked body of a high-end escort was stuffed into a 55-gallon drum in New York City and dumped in New Jersey, The Post has learned. The grim discovery was made on...
Some NYC eateries uneasy about de Blasio's vax ID mandate
Mayor Bill de Blasio crowed that Big Apple eateries were thrilled over his new vaccine ID mandate as it took effect Tuesday -- but some restaurant workers say it's not...
UWS woman arrested for walking her dogs without a leash
An Upper West Side woman was handcuffed, tossed into a police holding cell and treated like a criminal all over a minor infraction -- walking her two dogs without a...
Man slashed after being attacked in NYC
The group of men went after the victim on Fifth Avenue in Sunset Park at about 6 p.m. and slashed him in the hands, according to sources.
Two shot on Queens MTA bus, cops say
Two people were shot and wounded aboard an MTA bus in Queens Thursday morning when a gunman opened fire from outside, cops and a witness said.
Instagram jokers sow chaos in East Harlem with staged vigilante justice
Instagram jokers tied a cohort to a Manhattan light pole for a vigilante-justice prank, prompting clueless passers-by to join in dressing down the supposed thief -- and cops to flock...
Wild pitch: Cuomo makes baseball NY's official sport, basketball fans cry foul
Gov. Andrew Cuomo's designation notes that New York is home to the baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown while restarting age-old spat with Hoboken over the national pastime's birthplace.
Family forced to take cover when gangbanger out on bail allegedly has shootout with rival
Joshua Moreno fired off six shots during a gun fight in Harlem this week, according to sources. He's been charged with criminal possession of a firearm and criminal position of...