Steven Vago

5 days ago | nypost.com | Steven Vago |Natalie O'Neill

This house of God is a total real-estate blessing!The owner of Pope Leo XIII’s childhood home in the suburbs of Chicago yanked the humble abode off the market overnight with potential plans to jack up the price — after learning the Catholic church’s new world leader once lived there, his real-estate agent told The Post on Friday. “It’s like a winning lottery ticket. What are the chances?” Realtor Steve Budzik said of the owner’s decision to pull the property.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Steven Vago |Natalie O'Neill

This house of God is a total real-estate blessing!The owner of Pope Leo XIV’s childhood home in the suburbs of Chicago yanked the humble abode off the market overnight with potential plans to jack up the price — after learning the Catholic Church’s new world leader once lived there.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Steven Vago |Natalie O'Neill

New York DMVs were even more hellish than normal Wednesday as people scrambled to get REAL IDs on deadline day. “Yesterday was crazy. Today is going to be worse because today is the deadline,” said a worker at the Atlantic Avenue Terminal DMV in Brooklyn —  which had longer wait times and was turning away people  without appointments. “They get angry and they want to fight with us,” the worker said of REAL ID-seekers— adding employees recently called police to handle unruly customers.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Steven Vago |Chris Nesi

The chaos at Newark Liberty International Airport over the last week has resulted in hundreds of cancelled flights — and United Airlines is nixing many routes to and from smaller cities in an effort to scale back traffic. United — which accounts of 75% of Newark’s traffic — announced last week it was cancelling 35 daily flights into and out of the New Jersey hub to mitigate the snarl that has resulted from air traffic controller shortages, aging safety equipment and a runway under construction.

1 week ago | nypost.com | Steven Vago |Megan Palin |David Propper

The chaos at Newark Liberty International Airport could be solved with a simple fix — even though it would be a different kind of headache for flyers who want to use the New Jersey travel hub, aviation experts said Monday. Officials need to slash daily flights at the beleaguered airport as soon as possible because the facility isn’t big enough to handle the high volume operating there, ex-Federal Aviation Administration Safety Team Kyle Bailey told The Post.