Deirdre Bardolf is an editor for the New York Post, specializing in local news coverage in New York City. With a focus on investigative reporting and breaking news, Deirdre has also had her work featured in publications such as Queens Chronicle, RealClear Education, and News.com.au.
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Deirdre Bardolf's coverage focuses on local New York City news, including crime, lawsuits, and events. She often covers evolving stories and breaking news related to entertainment, education, and weather.
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By: Deirdre Bardolf
New York City agencies are being ordered to prepare water conservation plans and residents are being urged to do “conserve every drop possible” amid a drought watch following a historic…
By: Deirdre Bardolf
Poland has broken ground on a defensive line along its border with Russia and Belarus amid growing tensions and is offering Ukraine defense loans to fight the war on its front.
By: Deirdre Bardolf
One of the last “dry towns” in Jersey could finally permit restaurants to sell liquor after 120 years.
By: Carl Campanile, Emily Crane
A New York State trooper’s claim that he was shot in the leg during a Long Island traffic stop last week is now under internal investigation, authorities said Monday. Cops have been hunt…
By: Matthew Sedacca, Deirdre Bardolf
The state is probing how its agents bungled the hours-long raid on an upstate New York home that led to the death of internet-famous squirrel P’Nut.
By: Georgia Worrell, Deirdre Bardolf
Families gathered for an anti-Israel “rage playdate” outside Sen. Chuck Schumer’s home on Saturday.
By: Deirdre Bardolf, Matthew Sedacca
Creepy Hudson Yards construction workers are brazenly ogling female fashion students through their dorm windows, using binoculars, filming them — and even setting up chairs to gawk, according to disturbed co-eds and nearby residents.
By: Deirdre Bardolf
A vote on a contract for the company that administers New York City's elite, specialized high schools' entrance exams has been delayed, sparking
By: Deirdre Bardolf
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is confident that the war with Russia will be more quickly resolved with President-elect Donald Trump in office instead of the Harris-Biden administration.
By: Deirdre Bardolf
More than half of the drones launched at Ukraine from Russia in recent weeks have been knockoffs of horrifying thermobaric bombs, a new report found.
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