All news by author: Reuven Fenton

The father of murdered US tourist Kevin Mares stated that the family of the man from Queens who was killed in Puerto Rico are still grappling with the unexpected tragedy

ICE agents in New Jersey swept up a pair of migrants with convictions for alarming child-sex crimes — taking them off the streets Monday as part of what the agency says is an effort to target the "worst of the worst."

Lina Delgado-Ramos and her family are lucky to be alive after a freak explosion reduced their New Jersey home to rubble during Monday's flash-flooding mere hours after they fled to escape the deluge.

Alarmed moderates are eager to form a coalition to support a candidate who can prevent socialist Zohran Mamdani from becoming the mayor of New York City, but Eric Adams dismissed any potential plans being proposed

A group of youthful gang members who called themselves "Road 2 Riches" reportedly shot an innocent 68-year-old woman, fired shots inside a convenience store, and boldly bragged about killing a rival gang member while they terrorized their Brooklyn neighborhood with gun violence, prosecutors stated Thursday

Lieutenant Jonathan Rivera, a father of three who recently completed his college education after leaving high school at the age of 16, was among three EMS personnel out of 84 to be promoted to Captain at the FDNY ceremony held at St. John's University

The man who brutally stabbed a well-loved FDNY paramedic to death in an unprovoked assault received the maximum prison sentence on Monday, as numerous EMS workers filled the Queens courtroom

The stylish leaders of the so-called "orgasm cult," OneTaste, were convicted on Monday of manipulating their wellness company's members to engage in sexual activities with clients and investors

About two dozen anti-ICE protesters swarmed the lobby of Trump Tower in Manhattan Monday, and were busted after refusing to leave.

The bride-to-be's father, whose daughter and her boyfriend were killed near the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, DC, mentioned that she was striving for Israeli-Palestinian peace and increased assistance for Gaza before being tragically shot by a suspect who subsequently shouted, "Free, free Palestine."

The teen, facing a second-degree murder charge in connection to the death of Morris High School freshman Evette Jeffrey, was dressed in red pants and a black T-shirt and sat on a hospital bed as he appeared on a screen in the courtroom.

The pamphlets were masterminded by the notorious radical activist organization Unity of Fields, sources told The Post.

Lauren Block said a pair of out-of-control pit bulls killed one of her shih tzu mix pups and maimed another in January -- months before they mauled another dog.

A horrifying video captures the moment when two ferocious pit bulls attacked a 16-pound Chihuahua in New York City—possibly marking the second distressing incident involving these dogs

A 15-year-old boy killed his grandmother, Concetta Chendemi, and stabbed his mother, Vanessa Chendemi, in a Suffolk County home Monday night, according to police.

Local business leaders, such as those from the Meadowlands Chamber of Commerce, are advocating for the demolition of the Meadowlands Arena—previously recognized as the Byrne Arena, Continental Arena, and IZOD Center—to construct a new convention center

The New York City Council introduced a spate of new laws Wednesday aimed at finally cracking down on the thousands of unsightly scaffolding structures and sidewalk sheds currently plaguing the Big Apple's streets.

The unhinged stepmother accused of tormenting and imprisoning her stepson in their Connecticut nightmare home for over 20 years was freed from prison on Thursday

FDNY members Nicole Malpeso, 32, Tara Iannotti, 34, and Maria Fogarty, 32, will face off against fighters from the United Kingdom and Atlanta, Ga. at Battle of the Badges, which pits Big Apple smoke-eaters against cops and firefighters from other cities.

Winston Nguyen, a former "Jeopardy!" champion who taught at Saint Ann's School in Brooklyn Heights, remained mostly silent as Judge Philip Tisne reviewed the charges

Adams announced that his "Community Link" initiative, involving various agencies, will focus on the business district located between Melrose and Mott Haven, referred to as "The Hub."

The parents of Edan Alexander and Omer Neutra, Israeli-Americans from the New York area, express their confidence in President Trump to follow through on his promise to ensure all hostages are released by Saturday, warning that otherwise "all hell will break loose."

The family of Alon Ohel, a classically trained Israeli pianist who was kidnapped by Hamas on October 7, is organizing a heartfelt "yellow piano" concert near Philadelphia to advocate for his and other hostages' release

Fans of the Blue Man Group formed a line around the block in downtown Manhattan on Sunday for the beloved trio's last hometown performance after over three decades of entertaining off-Broadway

The oldest FDNY retiree, who passed away Friday at the age of 103, courageously rushed toward the site of the notorious 1960 mid-air plane crash over New York City, embodying a lifetime of service. Despite his heroic actions, he remained modest, as his son remembered on Sunday