An accountant being investigated for his handling of 104-year-old Huguette Clark's vast fortune has visited the hospitalized heiress in the past several days trying to get her to sign legal documents, The Post has learned. Sources said... Read Full Story
Her car was crushed -- and so is she. A New Jersey woman is devastated that her precious sports car -- just repaired and fully gassed up -- was wrecked by a suicidal man's 40-story attempted death leap on the Upper West Side....
The leader of the Ground Zero mosque got hugely valuable tax-exempt status for a Muslim organization he founded after claiming as many as 500 of its members prayed daily in a small, one-bedroom Upper West Side apartment also listed as...
A woman who takes credit for helping launch Sean Combs' career now wants to sue Diddy. Francesca Spero yesterday filed a $12 million Manhattan federal...
An Upper West Side synagogue has figured out a way to mix high fashion and high holy days. The Chabad of the West 60s temple will be holding special Rosh...
Nine former Sprint employees have been charged in a scam that rang up more than $15 million worth of fraudulent cellphone calls. The defendants are accused...
Lawyers for nearly 10,000 sickened Ground Zero workers agreed yesterday not to seek reimbursement for more than $300,000 they spent on lobbyists, public...
The upstart challenger running against state Sen. Bill Perkins last night blasted the Harlem Democrat during a televised debate for his opposition to charter...
Lola can still get into the Copa for free. A federal appeals court yesterday upheld "ladies' night" promotions at the Copacabana and other Manhattan hot spots. The Second Circuit Court of Appeals in Manhattan rejected claims...
The case of the missing "plaster-piece" might be a counterfeit itself. A co-owner of the million-dollar 19th-century masterpiece that was allegedly lost in Manhattan last month -- by a plastered courier in a drunken haze -- is a...
The buzzer sounded today for a sportswriter who blew his deadline for a book on the late college basketball coach Jim Valvano. Penguin Group slapped best...
A suicidal man jumped to a seemingly certain death from a 40-story Upper West Side rooftop yesterday -- but miraculously survived when he landed on a sports car, police said. Tom Magill, 22, suffered just a broken leg, a shattered...
If he's calling her a dog, he's barking up the wrong tree. The woman suing Pier 59 Studios head Federico Pignatelli for sexual harassment is balking at his claims that's she's too unattractive for him to have preyed upon her. She...
The daughter of tough-on-crime former Mayor Rudy Giuliani was ordered yesterday to serve one day of community service stemming from her shoplifting arrest last month. And while Caroline Giuliani has reportedly been estranged from...
The nerve! Serial celebrity suck-up and former Tiger Woods mistress Rachel Uchitel, whose fiancé died in the Twin Towers on 9/11, visited Ground Zero last week to shoot scenes for her upcoming appearance on VH1's "Celebrity...
Celebrity chef Laurent Tourondel cooked up a copycat menu for his new burger joint in the Hamptons, according to a Manhattan federal-court lawsuit filed...
A former federal correction officer yesterday predicted an eternity in hell for an al Qaeda founder who left him partially blind and brain-damaged in a vicious...
There's a secret ingredient in New York's tasty water supply -- tiny crustaceans that are nearly invisible to the naked eye. Called copepods, the creatures --cousins to shrimp -- are found in fresh water, scientists say. New...
Here's the latest hot gossip. "Gossip Girl" beauty Blake Lively has a new guy -- actually, a new co-star -- as she shoots an episode of the hit show yesterday outside the Standard Hotel in the Meatpacking District. On her arm...
The battle over a mosque near Ground Zero could help shape the future of Islam in America, the project's leader said yesterday -- as a new poll found that seven of 10 New Yorkers want him to voluntarily relocate the controversial...
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The annual three-team race in the New York Archdiocesan now has a fourth contender. Fordham Prep, Regis and Iona Prep all regularly compete for the CHSAA Class A division title, but with Joe Balsamo moving up to coach the varsity team after back...
With every touch, a booming voice exploded. Each drill, the voice grew louder, more intense, with new instruction. Martin Luther King Jr. was going through a light summer workout under the hot August sun, but the voice wouldn’t stop. No, this wasn...
Two years ago, it was Baimba Freeman. Last year, Pascal Louis held the honor. Who will be Beacon’s dynamic striker this fall? There isn’t an easy answer, and the Blue Demons are fine with that. “When you start relying on one or two players, it’s...
Julia Richman has its top goal scorers, fullbacks, and midfielders back. Seventy percent of its starting XI, in fact, is identical. Luis Flores is...
Just the idea of looking back is still painful for Sophie Kligler. The Beacon senior experienced the exhilaration of winning a PSAL Class A city title as a freshman, but has had to endure painful penalty kick losses in the finals the last two...
He has five returning starters, including one of the city’s top goalkeepers. Yes, Regis coach Vincent Catapano has several answers leading up to the CHSAA soccer season. Who will put the ball in the net, though, remains a mystery. That wasn’t a...
It was a memorable, if not successful night for Kyle Cuffe and his Team 914 mates. The squad lost in the Entertainers Basketball Classic at Rucker Park on Thursday night and then had to zoom uptown to Dyckman in Washington Heights for that...
You name it and God Shammgod has likely achieved it in the basketball world. The 6-foot point guard was a McDonald’s All-American out of LaSalle HS, took Providence to the NCAA tournament and played professionally at multiple levels. Not to mention...
Durand Scott’s shoulders sagged and his head drooped down. His voice was raspy and nearly inaudible. One would have thought the former Rice High star just lost an NCAA tournament game at Miami, where he just completed his freshman season. But in...
It wasn’t the year Jarrel Joye was planning on. The former LaSalle Academy star enrolled in Central Carolina Sports Academy, a prep school in...
It’s never too early for Mike Crump to make proclamations. Even though the PSAL high-school season is more than three months away, the rambunctious Wadleigh boys basketball coach got on his soapbox Monday night. Following an encouraging, 74-67 loss...
After a 67-58 win for his Puerto Rican U18 team over the EBC high-school all-stars, coach Wichi Ruiz was excited. What impressed him the most second to the experience of playing in Nike’s World Basketball Festival at Rucker Park on Saturday? The...
When it comes to New York City basketball, Queens is often the forgotten borough. Brooklyn has all the star power while Manhattan – notably Harlem – is known for producing standout college players. Queens, home to NBA stars such as Ron Artest,...
Tyvon Williams used a pair of wheels to get his. The Lower East Side native admitted to being one of the slowest guards growing up until his senior...
It was supposed to be the rare day off for Adris DeLeon. The streetball superstar better known as 2 Hard 2 Guard, who is as omnipresent on the blacktops of New York City as rims and backboards, had his sneakers in the corner and his feet up on the...
Sidiki Johnson walked off the court at Dyckman Park and was immediately greeted by handshakes, hellos and well wishes as the No. 1 train clanged by in the background. The 6-foot-8 Harlem native made his way to the backcourts where he was stopped by...
The month of July has been very good to Jermaine Sanders in part because the Rice rising senior swingman has been good to himself. The 6-foot-5 Far Rockaway native has elevated his game during this critical live recruiting period, drawing a host...
AMHERST, N.Y. – Two short years ago, Jeff Horn was one of the top players in the CHSAA, a set piece specialist who helped lead Fordham Prep to the...
KISSIMMEE, Fla. – There is desperation in Sequan Richards’ game that isn’t always seen this time of year. You can see it in the way he dives for a...
There was nothing quiet about Joakim Noah’s entrance. It was hard to miss the long-haired, chiseled, 6-foot-11 guy wearing sunglasses as he arrived at Hoops in the Sun’s Bash at Orchard Beach Sunday afternoon in The Bronx. The Chicago Bulls forward...
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