Khristina Narizhnaya

2 weeks ago | skynews.com.au | Kevin Sheehan |Khristina Narizhnaya |Alex Oliveira

Some NYC stores are urging customers to make their purchases quick before President Trump’s new tariffs hike prices — and nervous shoppers are rushing to showrooms across the city to snatch up electronics, appliances, and even cars while prices hold. “Honestly the company’s urged us to tell customers it’s best to buy before the 10% tariffs kick in,” said Xavier Poindexter, 27, a sales associate at a Flushing PC Richards & Son electronics and appliance store.

2 weeks ago | nypost.com | Kevin Sheehan |Khristina Narizhnaya |Alex Oliveira

Some NYC stores are urging customers to make their purchases quick before President Trump’s new tariffs hike prices — and nervous shoppers are rushing to showrooms across the city to snatch up electronics, appliances, and even cars while prices hold. “Honestly the company’s urged us to tell customers it’s best to buy before the 10% tariffs kick in,” said Xavier Poindexter, 27, a sales associate at a Flushing PC Richards & Son electronics and appliance store.

3 weeks ago | nypost.com | Khristina Narizhnaya |Matt Troutman

He’s going to be squatting behind bars. A sham landlord whose topsy-turvy takeover of a woman’s $1 million house in Queens ignited fears of predatory squatters in the city was sentenced Friday to two years in prison. The sentence ends a bizarre saga in which Range Rover-riding Brian Rodriguez, 36, in 2024 not only rented out rooms in the Flushing home, but also convinced NYPD cops that its rightful owner, Adele Andaloro, was wrongfully evicting him.

1 month ago | nypost.com | Khristina Narizhnaya |Reuven Fenton |Craig McCarthy |Craig Mccarthy

New York City subways have seen a slight dip in crime since cops began patrolling the trains overnight earlier this year, data shows. Crime in the system was down 7% between Jan. 20 — when the nighttime patrols began — and March 16, compared to the same time frame last year, according to NYPD statistics. Mayor Eric Adams touted the overall reduction in subway mayhem since the beginning of the year, tipping his hat to the new policing effort for driving down the trend.

1 month ago | nypost.com | Khristina Narizhnaya |Haley Brown |Alex Oliveira

The Big Apple claims it’s cracking down on the scourge of sidewalk sheds but there’s scaffolding at roughly 500 city-owned buildings — with about 130 that are more than three years old, according to public data. One troublesome building has had scaffolding up for over a decade.