Freelance writer. Ex-longtime City Hall reporter, New York Post. Has also covered sports business, courts & Brooklyn. Long-suffering Jets season-ticket holder.
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By: Rich Calder, Carl Campanile
As the Big Apple dealt with swarms of arriving migrants on Saturday, the site of a former public school on Staten Island was prepping to welcome 300 of them.
By: Rich Calder
Mayor Eric Adams is unloading up to 100 migrant families who sought shelter in New York City on neighboring Yonkers — a plan its mayor called “unacceptable”
By: Rich Calder
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky landed in Hiroshima Saturday for the G-7 economic summit.
By: Rich Calder
The city is suing the designer of a $41.5 million public library along Queens waterfront for failing to provide handicapped access.
By: Rich Calder, Joe Marino
Mayor Adams’ police detail on Saturday helped apprehend a kid trying to rob a Wall Street department store, sources told the Post.
By: Rich Calder
The man charged with murder in the fatal shooting of 20-year-old Kaylin Gillis initially tried to blame the shooting on hunters, according to court filings.
By: Rich Calder
A Bronx activist with a history of heckling Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in public says he and other critics were barred from giving her an earful.
By: Mary Kay Linge, Susan Edelman, Georgia Worrell, Rich Calder
“We’re so miserable,” Mariama, a junior at the DOE’s Frederick Douglass Academy in East Harlem told The Post this week. “Please help us!”
By: Georgia Worrell, Susan Edelman, Rich Calder
The city Department of Education is turning a blind eye to an Upper West Side public school so overwhelmed by an influx of young migrants from Ukraine, Russia and Latin American countries that it c…
By: Rich Calder, Matthew Sedacca
City Council members were seen in photos and video of events this months alongside a VOCAL-NY member who spouted anti-Asian slurs in December.
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