Hannah Fierick

6 days ago | nypost.com | Khristina Narizhnaya |Hannah Fierick |Jorge Fitz-Gibbon

A baby-faced street gang turned a city neighborhood into “a shooting gallery,’’ sending terrified schoolkids scrambling for their lives and stunned bystanders diving under city buses for safety in brazen broad-daylight attacks, authorities said Thursday. Shocking footage released by the NYPD captured members of the “800 YGz” crew wantonly shooting up playgrounds and city streets crowded with families during a recent turf war that terrorized the West Farms neighborhood.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Vaughn Golden |Hannah Fierick |Matt Troutman

Let’s make a whatever-you-call-it. Gov. Kathy Hochul acknowledged Wednesday that lawmakers had reached a breakthrough in negotiations to revamp the state’s discovery laws — even as she insisted it didn’t count as a “deal.”The governor instead opted for wonky jargon, describing the end of a budget stalemate revealed the day before by Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie (D-Bronx) as a “conceptual agreement” different from a done deal.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Hannah Fierick

4 The Ironworker’s union announced they were endorsing Andrew Cuomo and Jessica Ramos for mayor Tuesday. Ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo picked up another key labor endorsement Tuesday, getting a boost from the Ironworkers union who also gave a spark to Jessica Ramos. The union announced it would support Cuomo as their No. 1 choice for Mayor in the 2025 election, Ramos, now a state Senator, was their second-ranked endorsement.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Craig McCarthy |Craig Mccarthy |Hannah Fierick

6 New York City Mayor Eric Adams wiped away tears as he visited the site of the horrific nightclub collapse that left 225 dead in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic. Adams, who traveled to the site of the destroyed Jet Set nightclub Monday morning, got choked up in front of news cameras while paying his respects to the victims of the tragedy.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Dorian Geiger |Hannah Fierick |Carl Campanile

It’s the new not-in-my-backyard rage – and the latest blow to New York’s green energy agenda. New Yorkers are lining up in opposition to dozens of new lithium-ion battery storage facilities planned across the Big Apple and beyond, over fears they could spark toxic infernos in residential neighborhoods.