Woman jarred off dock into the East River dies

A woman fell into the frigid East River from the North Williamsburg ferry dock Friday night when an arriving boat jarred the ramp she was standing on and she lost her balance, a police source said. The source, who described the investigation into the...

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Why Matt den Dekker faces an uphill battle for Mets OF spot

PORT ST. LUCIE — Matt den Dekker appeared comfortable against major league pitching over the final two months of last season, but faces a long road to sticking with the Mets this spring. Den Dekker and Kirk Nieuwenhuis are the primary candidates for...

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Sandy Rubenstein pops up in Miami with a young lady

Sandy Rubenstein pops up in Miami with a young lady | New York Post Sign in / Register Sign Out See something newsworthy?Tell us about it!or email tips@nypost.com(all tips will be submitted anonymously) February...

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One more big task for close-knit St. John’s seniors

Emotions will be running high Saturday afternoon at the Garden. It will be the final regular-season home game for five St. John's seniors, with hated rival Georgetown in town and a win needed to all but seal an NCAA Tournament bid. It will be a particularly...

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Execs: Knicks have legit shot to snag Greg Monroe next season

AUBURN HILLS, Mich. — Pistons general manager and coach Stan Van Gundy had a chance to lock up burly power forward Greg Monroe last summer with a long-term deal when he became a restricted free agent. Now Detroit could be burned. Despite all the talk...

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‘House Of Cards’ Season Three Live-Binge

Stream House of Cards Powered by GoWatchIt Today's the day folks. At 3 a.m. Eastern Standard Time, I'll begin live-bingeing the entire third season of Netflix Original series, House of Cards. That entails watching all thirteen new episodes, or...

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Dad faces 220 years behind bars for molestation conviction

A Brooklyn jury on Thursday found a father guilty of 31 counts of molestation against his own young son. After rendering their verdict, many of the men and women lashed into the depraved dad — who represented himself at trial — for forcing the boy to...

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Suicide-slay cop omitted wife and surviving daughter from pension

The retired Westchester cop who gunned down his teenage daughters and killed himself made sure that his wife and surviving child would be left destitute by his death, The Post has learned. Glen Hochman, who spent 22 years as a While Plains officer,...

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Owners of chic pizzeria Roberta’s locked in $5.4M legal battle

The three owners of the Michelin-starred Brooklyn pizzeria Roberta's — where celebs from the Clintons to Beyonce have noshed on $17 kale-topped pies while average Joes wait in hour-long lines — are battling over $5.4 million in dough. The food fight...

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Earl Lloyd, first black player in NBA, dies at 86

Earl Lloyd, the first black player in NBA history, died Thursday. He was 86. Lloyd's alma mater, West Virginia State, confirmed the death. It did not provide details. Lloyd made his NBA debut in 1950 for the Washington Capitals, just before fellow...

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A-Rod playing first? Girardi says ‘he is willing to do anything’

TAMPA — Judging from Alex Rodriguez's eyes when the possibility of attempting to play first base surfaced, Joe Girardi is convinced the disgraced slugger is on board with an idea that would give the Yankees lineup flexibility. "He is willing to do anything,''...

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Mets, Collins glad to have this late-game secret weapon

PORT ST. LUCIE — The key to being a good pinch hitter, Matt Stairs said Wednesday, is to embrace the role. "I did not want to play every day," Stairs, now a Phillies color commentator for Comcast SportsNet, said Wednesday in a telephone interview. "I...

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Rule 5 pick will get every chance to win a spot in Mets bullpen

PORT ST. LUCIE — Sean Gilmartin has one distinct advantage over the others battling for a potential second left-handed reliever's role in the Mets bullpen this spring. As a Rule 5 draft selection, Gilmartin must be placed on the 25-man roster by the...

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What Derek Fisher is looking for from Carmelo when he returns

BOSTON — Derek Fisher is hoping Carmelo Anthony rejoins the club soon to serve as an off-the-court leader. Anthony has stayed away from the Knicks since his knee surgery Thursday. He is still on crutches. The Post reported Monday the surgery repaired...

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How the Red Sox are starting to look like the Evil Empire 2.0

FORT MYERS, Fla. — The Yankees have much to worry about these days. One of their biggest concerns has to be the championship commitment from Red Sox ownership. Not only in dollars spent, but in mindset as well. Larry Lucchino, one of those Red Sox...

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State Dept. official charged with soliciting sex from a minor

A U.S. State Department official was jailed Tuesday on a charge of soliciting a minor. Daniel Rosen was arrested at his home in Washington, D.C., about noon Tuesday and was in custody at the D.C. jail Tuesday night, said Fairfax County, Virginia, Police...

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Sheldon Silver nearly takes a tumble after court appearance

Sheldon Silver is certainly skating on thin ice legally — and after court Tuesday, the embattled former Assembly speaker almost fell flat on his keister! Minutes after pleading not guilty to sweeping corruption charges, the once-powerful politician...

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Dad on trial for molesting son says it was a ‘sex lesson’

The Brooklyn father who is representing himself in his trial for molesting his son took the stand Tuesday, telling the jury that he was just teaching his son about the "birds and the bees" and "about sex with a woman." The 39-year-old father tried to...

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NYPD cop claims store harassed him for ‘shopping while black’

A Brooklyn man claims workers at a New Jersey electronics store detained him, frisked him and even called local cops on him for "shopping while black" — and he's an NYPD cop! Officer Sammari Malcolm, 40, who works out of Staten Island's 120th Precinct,...

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Obama’s nuclear vow to Iran a potential catrastrophe

Reports that President Obama agrees Iran should be free to make a nuclear bomb in about 10 years put the lie to his repeated vow never to allow an Iranian nuke. The broken promise is the international twin to his domestic whopper that you "can keep your...

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NYPD using ‘Road House’ movie to teach cops how to ‘be nice’

The NYPD has turned to Patrick Swayze to teach city cops how to behave. Police bosses are using a scene from the 1989 action flick "Road House" as part of the mandatory, three-day retraining course for 22,000 cops, The Post has learned. "You have to...

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Outside income limits won’t affect most New York legislators

Two-thirds of state legislators won't feel a pinch if their outside income is limited because they don't have that much to lose, according to a report Monday. In all, 35 of 53 state senators and 97 of 134 Assembly members made less than $20,000 last...

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Veterans Affairs secretary admits he lied about Special Forces service

President Obama's secretary of Veterans Affairs lied about his military career when he claimed he served in the Army's Special Forces. Robert McDon­ald — who took charge of the agency amid a scandal over veterans dying while awaiting treatment at VA...

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‘Pervy’ teacher says he was ‘doing crossword puzzles’ with student

A Riverdale prep-school teacher who is accused of bedding a 16-year-old student testified Monday that there was no hanky-panky going on — insisting they were merely doing a crossword puzzle when his fiancée walked in on them. "I'm sure I was doing crossword...

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DOE hiring tech firm linked to kickback scheme

The city's Department of Education plans to award a contract worth as much as $2 billion to a tech firm that got caught up in a kickback scandal four years ago while doing the very same work being proposed. The deal, set for vote by the Panel for Educational...

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Rangers help on way as Jesper Fast nears return

Jesper Fast, sidelined since sustaining a sprained knee in Nashville on Feb. 7, could rejoin the Rangers as soon as Thursday for their match against the Coyotes at the Garden. Fast participated in Sunday's morning skate at the club's practice rink wearing...

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Oscars showed no edge awarding ‘Birdman’ Best Picture

Narcissism, thy name is Oscar. For the third time in four years, the motion picture academy gave its top honor to a movie with a show business background in a night filled with play-it-safe, pre-endorsed choices. "Birdman" (washed-up actor trying to...

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The 10 craziest, most memorable moments from the 2015 Oscars

Throughout tonight's seemingly never-ending Oscars broadcast, there were a number of moments that made us clap, made us cry and some that just left us scratching our heads and wondering why. John Travolta invades Scarlett Johansson's personal space…...

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Martin St. Louis has ignored his supposed demise for 9 years

This was the wisdom espoused by Brendan Shanahan, when the winger was 37, off to a dreadful start in his second season with the Rangers in 2007-08 and eulogies were already being penned on his Hall-of-Fame caliber career. "When you're 27 and have...

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