All news by author: Carl Campanile

Approximately 250 residents from Queens, who were displaced by a devastating fire in 2023, still lack permanent housing as an insurance company delays processing the claims, according to frustrated tenants and local politicians

Erik Bottcher, a New York City councilman who has been championing legislation to ban horse-drawn carriages in the Big Apple, is being called out as a hypocrite for previously honoring fashion designer Dennis Basso -- known as the "king of fur" and "furrier to the stars."

The proprietors of 24 Broadway theaters inserted a leaflet into copies of "Playbill" magazine, encouraging thousands of theatergoers to stand against the proposed casino in Times Square

Elizabeth Simons, known for her philanthropic efforts and daughter of the late billionaire hedge fund investor Jamie Simons, contributed $250,000 to the New Yorkers for Lower Costs, a Super PAC supporting Zohran Mamdani

Activists in Queens are calling on the FBI to launch an investigation into the "foreign national" crime organizations that have transformed the rundown Roosevelt Avenue into a "gangland," asserting that these criminals represent a national security risk

Leading mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is going all-out against competitor Andrew Cuomo, aiming to associate the former governor with Jeffrey Epstein in a new hard-hitting campaign video

The proportion of students in grades 3-8 in New York City who passed the state's standardized tests in reading and math increased this year, based on results published on Monday

Governor Kathy Hochul kept her distance from socialist Zohran Mamdani and even suggested on Sunday that she might not support her party’s Democratic candidate for New York City mayor this fall

Mayoral candidate Andrew Cuomo proposed “Zohran’s law” that would block privileged New Yorkers like his socialist rival Zohran Mamdani from living in...

Former NYPD Commissioner Ray Kelly cautioned on Sunday that it would be a "major tragedy" if the city's voters choose socialist mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani, whom he considers "completely unfit" for the position

The horse, called Lady, collapsed to the ground in Hell's Kitchen after completing just two rides on Tuesday afternoon, sparking fresh anger among animal rights advocates

Anti-Israel campus leader Mahmoud Khalil was ripped Thursday over his attempt to "justify" the Oct. 7, 2023, Hamas terror attacks in a recent interview.

Brownsville Collaborative Middle School made 13 catering orders to Fusion East – most of which blew past allowable city spending limits -- on school days between Aug. 28 and Sept. 6 of 2024

A coalition of 40 Italian-American organizations criticized Zohran Mamdani, the socialist Democratic mayoral candidate, calling him a divisive figure and a hater for his desire to remove statues that honor explorer Christopher Columbus

Hard Rock International, which recently submitted a joint bid with Mets owner Steve Cohen for a license to operate a $8 billion casino complex next to the team’s Queens ballpark, fired a top executive accused of engaging in improper betting practices.

Big Apple education officials funneled $745,000 to a single Caribbean restaurant in Brooklyn over the past year – with numerous orders for jerk chicken and other cultural favorites blowing past spending limits, officials said.

Staten Island Democratic officials in the city's most conservative borough are jumping on the Zohran Mamdani for mayor bandwagon in what critics are calling the political equivalent of a "shotgun wedding."

A marijuana dealer intending to establish a licensed cannabis shop on Manhattan's East Side had to suddenly withdraw their application last week due to the state's recent mishap with the process

Administrators of a city drug-treatment program report an increase in patients addicted to marijuana following New York's legalization of cannabis for adult recreational use

The group of potentially deadly pneumonia-like cases was first discovered on July 25 and has subsequently been reported in various zip codes in Harlem

A recent executive order from President Trump could lead to the closure of two contentious city-sanctioned "safe" injection sites, where drug users are monitored while using illegal substances such as meth, heroin, and cocaine

Two Republican members of the House are calling on the IRS to scrutinize four pro-sanctuary organizations in New York that are tax-exempt and have been awarded millions in public funds

Dozens of legal pot shops in New York could be forced to shut down -- because of a dopey mistake by state cannabis officials, The Post has learned.

Mark Levine, the frontrunner for New York City's comptroller, pledges to redirect millions of dollars from the city's pension funds into Israeli bonds, reversing the move by the current Comptroller Brad Lander, who withdrew those investments

Mayor Eric Adams commended President Trump for addressing the border crisis that escalated beyond management during predecessor Joe Biden's term, leaving the city struggling to provide shelter and support for tens of thousands of migrants