Susan Edelman

A ceremony next month to honor those killed 20 years ago on Sept. 11 will be limited to family members of the fallen, after organizers decided first responders, survivors and others wouldn’t be invited to the milestone commemoration.

The faculty of a Washington Heights high school is rebelling against their principal, charging in a vote of no-confidence that she has “flagrantly but unsuccessfully attempted to divide our school by race.”

The on-duty, uniformed worker, Jeremy Soto, 36, told cops, “I’m high on PCP,” after he was arrested for exposing himself in May in Fort Tryon Park in Inwood, according to a copy of the police complaint.

A man frantically bashed on the side of the ambulance in the Bronx and tried to open the locked door.

A high-ranking FDNY chief was denied a promotion because he refused to recant racially charged letters he sent slamming the department’s diversity efforts, he claims in a First Amendment …

Many leading figures, including ex-Gov. George Pataki, have called for an investigation.

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Parents and alumni at the tony Dalton School have fired off a scathing open letter decrying the school’s new race-obsessed agenda. The anonymous missive to the “Dalton community,”…

Billionaire Mets owner Steve Cohen revealed on Saturday that he benched his Twitter account because of “personal threats” his family received amid last week’s GameStop trading frenzy. “I’ve r…

As COVID-19 cases rise in New York, one of the city’s mass vaccination sites remained closed for the second straight day, amid low supply of the coveted inoculations. The Brooklyn Army Terminal loc…

The city’s Panel for Education Policy has waved through a controversial $890 million contract for school bus services to be run by a city-owned nonprofit that bailed out a politically-connect…

When officials threatened to shut down the funeral, the synagogue leaders dared them to do so, saying in essence: “Go ahead, make a spectacle,” a source said.

More than half of New York City firefighters say they won’t be vaccinated for COVID-19 when the potentially life-saving shot becomes available to first responders in a matter of weeks, accord…

A Hasidic synagogue in Brooklyn planned the wedding of a chief rabbi’s grandson with such secrecy, it was able to host thousands of maskless celebrants without the city catching on. Despite a surge…

The oddities of remote instruction now include teachers who can conduct classes just about anywhere — from the back seat of a moving car to a backyard hammock, officials acknowledge.

After ignoring an offer from school bus companies for months, the city will finally explore whether the vehicles can be used to deliver Wi-Fi to students living in homeless shelters who can’t conne…

The most famous “Veep” on television is thrilled that a woman will finally hold the office.

Buckle up! Under a new law starting Sunday, all car passengers in New York state must wear seat belts — even adults in the back seat. The law makes New York the 30th state to require seat bel…

In-person attendance at some Big Apple schools is so low, instead of students, teachers expect to see tumbleweeds rolling down the hallways, staffers told The Post. Three weeks after Mayor de Blasi…

Since school buildings opened Sept. 8, a total of 305 people have tested positive for the potentially deadly virus, according to Department of Education tallies as of Friday.