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October 30, 2020

'Haunted' New York castle auction ending on Halloween

This cheap old house up for auction in Auburn, N.Y., comes with one catch: It may be haunted.

October 29, 2020

Not-so-'Goodfellas' busted in $6M JFK airport heist

Authorities in New York have busted a group who they said were responsible for a series of heists at John F. Kennedy International Airport.

October 29, 2020

Long Island country club fined $17,000 for wedding where 30 people got COVID-19

Suffolk County Executive Steven Bellone announced Wednesday that the North Fork Country Club would be fined $17,000 for hosting a wedding on Oct. 17.

October 29, 2020

State trooper dates Cuomo’s daughter, gets transferred close to Canada

A state trooper assigned to Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s security detail got hot and heavy with one of New York’s first daughters — and was soon transferred to a post near the Canadian border, The Post has learned.

October 29, 2020

Hillary Clinton to serve as Democratic elector for NY

Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton confirmed that New York voters who choose the Democratic ticket for president on their ballots will technically be voting for her, along with the 28 others who will serve as presidential electors if their party wins in their state.

October 28, 2020

Pro-Trump parade rolls through NYC neighborhood, receives surprising support

Video taken of a pro-Trump auto parade ahead of Sunday’s chaotic “Jews for Trump” rally in New York City shows at least one neighborhood giving the parade a warm reception hours before clashes broke out elsewhere in the city between Trump supporters and protesters.

October 28, 2020

Former Rochester police chief uncooperative in Daniel Prude investigation, official says

Former Rochester police chief La’Ron Singletary is allegedly refusing to cooperate with a city council probe of the department’s response to the death of Daniel Prude, according to the lawyer leading the investigation.

October 28, 2020

Wedding guests warned of coronavirus exposure following New York event: officials

Attendees of a recent wedding in a New York town may have been exposed to the novel coronavirus, according to local health officials. 

October 28, 2020

NYC business owner: State inspectors unfairly targeted closed store for alleged coronavirus violations

New York City business owner Odette Rishty says her Brooklyn gift shop was unfairly targeted by New York State inspectors for alleged COVID-19 violations, telling “Fox & Friends” on Wednesday that she received a summons even though her store was closed to customers.

October 28, 2020

Violent protests erupt in NYC, Portland holds vigil after Walter Wallace shooting

Protests erupted in New York City and Portland on Tuesday night in response to a police shooting in Philadelphia that left a Black man dead.