Recent story clusters from nypost.com, deduped against ~45 other local sources and ranked by newsworthiness.
These clusters include at least one article from New York Post — Metro. The headline below is machine-generated from the cluster; click through for the full original coverage.
Sonal Shah, a luxury wedding planner in Manhattan, says to rent out MSG July 3 could cost $2.5 million alone and millions more when adding on production, security, catering, entertainment and décor.
The NYPD is looking into whether a body camera, seen in a viral video filmed on the subway, was stolen from their officers. The camera is identified as an Axon model, commonly used by NYPD personnel for recording police interactions.
A Queens congressional candidate, supported by Mayor Zohran Mamdani and the Democratic Socialists of America, has been vocal against billionaires and the AI industry. However, the candidate has also been receiving financial support from these very sectors.
Kevin Lynch, a composer from NYC, has filed a federal lawsuit claiming he was denied a directing opportunity for 'Wicked' due to his race. He alleges that the decision favored racial minorities, women, and nonbinary individuals.
Property owners in New York and New Jersey are significantly increasing short-term rental prices for World Cup tourists, with some listings seeing hikes of up to 1,500%. This surge in rental costs affects a wide range of properties, from basic apartments to luxury homes.
A prestigious Los Angeles school is under fire for celebrating a student walkout against ICE in its yearbook, with some parents calling it indoctrination. Critics argue that the portrayal of political views as facts is concerning for students' education.
The iPic theater in Pasadena, known for its luxury offerings, has officially closed its doors after 35 years of operation. The closure marks the end of an era for one of Southern California's premier movie-going experiences.
A young man took a tragic plunge off a beautiful California cliff overlooking a nude beach in Santa Cruz County early Saturday morning.
In Ventura County, a driver escaped unharmed after their vehicle struck a bear crossing the freeway, resulting in the bear's death. This incident highlights the dangers wildlife face in urban areas.
New Jersey Governor Mikie Sherrill faces backlash as protests erupt outside the Delaney Hall migrant detention center in Newark. Critics claim she is not taking action as tensions rise, leading to multiple arrests during recent demonstrations.
Five individuals were arrested in Newark during a chaotic protest against ICE, where they allegedly assaulted law enforcement and vandalized a car. The incident occurred outside Delaney Hall, highlighting ongoing tensions surrounding immigration enforcement.
The Miss Subways pageant, a unique New York tradition, has crowned its new queen for 2026. This event highlights the cultural significance of the subway system in the city, as noted by MTA's Bernie Wagenblast.
The man who defended the 'Trump House' owner from his violent assailant is sharing the shocking details behind the "insane" attack.
New York City Schools Chancellor Kamar Samuels is under investigation for potentially shady no-bid contracts, with the possibility of criminal charges looming. The situation has escalated to a critical level within the Department of Education.
Showcasing “one of the largest private collections of Disney art,” along with works by Norman Rockwell and other 20th Century illustrators.
A 98-year-old man was reportedly assaulted by a woman distributing campaign materials for a Democratic Socialists of America candidate. The incident involved physical violence, leading to the woman's arrest.
A Staten Island pizza maker is changing his dough recipe in response to a potential New York state ban on potassium bromate, a cancer-linked ingredient. He claims his new recipe maintains the same great taste.
Michael Ray Gledhill, accused of fatally stabbing actor James Handy, will undergo a mental competency evaluation before facing charges. Handy, 81, was found with multiple stab wounds outside a home in Tarzana, California.
A fast-moving brush fire has triggered evacuation warnings after it tore through the Antelope Acres area Friday afternoon, torching roughly 1,600 acres as flames pushed from Los Angeles County into neighboring Kern County.
The City of Coachella has reversed its earlier approval of a data center project due to significant public opposition. A temporary 45-day ban on data center developments has been imposed, and the city has terminated its agreement with Stronghold Power.
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