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Oh happy day when we vote to replace Bill de Blasio — the worst mayor ever!
As New York City selects our next mayor, Bill de Blasio is officially out of his way from City Hall after a decade of torturing the Big Apple with his...
Letters to the Editor — Oct. 13, 2021
The Issue: A city report’s finding that Mayor de Blasio and his family misused his NYPD security detail. Our mayor has been misusing his security detail, using it to run...
De Blasio 'absolutely' welcome at Columbus Day Parade after 2020 snub
Disgraced ex-Gov. Cuomo -- a proud Italian-American and staunch defender of Christopher Columbus -- wasn't invited to Monday's Columbus Day Parade, according to a source.
Mayor and first lady 'sprucing up' Park Slope home before leaving Gracie Mansion
Mayor de Blasio and first lady Chirlane McCray — who will depart from Gracie Mansion — are doing massive renovations to their century-old, three-story Park Slope home.
De Blasio rebrands ThriveNYC again, downplays violence by mentally ill
Mayor de Blasio and his wife Chirlane McCray rolled out the third iteration of ThriveNYC Wednesday -- while downplaying the horrific attack of a man in a lower Manhattan ATM...
The de Blasio-Corey Johnson 'vanity budget'
Call it $98.7 billion in proof that lame ducks only care about themselves, as Mayor Bill de Blasio and Speaker Corey Johnson finalized a record city budget.
Budget deal adds $115M in spending by agency formerly known as 'ThriveNYC'
ThriveNYC, which had been headed by first lady Chirlane McCray, has since been rebranded and now an agency part of City Hall. There will also be $96 million going toward...
James Patterson has a new hit book with former President Bill Clinton
Not even the Bible outsells James Patterson. His latest, No. 1 on the best seller list, is — with Bill Clinton — “The President’s Daughter.”
Young NYC homeless people to get no-strings-attached cash each month
The "Trust Youth Initiative" will start with up to 40 homeless people aged 18 to 24.
New York's mental-health fail: Refusing to do right by the homeless
Scott Stringer was a leader in the mayoral race until #MeToo accusations derailed his campaign, so his comment Wednesday on handling the mentally ill homeless was beyond revealing of progressive...
Kathryn Garcia has 'no idea' what happened to $1B for ThriveNYC
Mayoral hopeful Kathryn Garcia said Thursday she has no clue how Mayor de Blasio's wife Chirlane McCray spent $1 billion on her mental illness project ThriveNYC -- with so little...
Street menaces are de Blasio’s parting gift
As Bill de Blasio wraps up the final year of his malfeasant mayoralty, he is leaving a parting gift of street harassers targeting New Yorkers just in time for the...
As crime spirals, NY politicos push even more anti-anti-crime nonsense
Arrests in New York City are down, even as shootings continue to climb. That’s a frightening indicator that cops, mindful of political hostility, are adopting a reactive posture — and...
Letters to the Editor — May 8, 2021
New York Post readers sound off on our coverage of a Facebook oversight board’s ruling to uphold the company’s ban on former President Donald Trump and Mayor Bill de Blasio’s...
City GOP candidates demand probe of de Blasio and wife over $1B ThriveNYC
Mayoral candidate Curtis Sliwa and Constantin Jean-Pierre, who is running for City Council, both want a deeper look into Mayor Bill de Blasio and Chirlane McCray over their mental health...
De Blasio rebrands wife's $1B ThriveNYC — and makes program permanent
Mayor Bill de Blasio has quietly moved to rename and make permanent first lady Chirlane McCray's embattled billion-dollar ThriveNYC mental health initiative, shifting it to City Hall and creating the...
Curtis Sliwa promises Thrive investigation if elected
Mayoral hopeful Curtis Sliwa says he would shutter and probe the finances of ThriveNYC, First Lady Chirlane McCray's mental health initiative, if elected.
Faced with protests, NY pols express relief at 'justice' after Chauvin guilty verdicts
New York elected officials greeted the trio of guilty verdicts against former Minnesota police officer Derek Chauvin with relief Tuesday — while the Big Apple braced itself for waves of...
NYC to project faces of COVID-19 victims on Brooklyn Bridge tonight
New York City is holding a memorial service Sunday night to remember those lost to COVID-19 — which will include musical performances and faces of the dead projected onto the...
Letters to the Editor — March 14, 2021
Blas’ trash failureThe basic job of government is to keep the public safe, clean and livable for the people who pay taxes (“Pig Apple,” March 11).New York City First Lady...