This is not the kind of hot tennis action US Open fans were looking for. A top-ranked women's player collapsed in triple-digit heat on the court of Arthur Ashe Stadium after suffering a concussion during a warmup yesterday, sources... Read Full Story
The mass-transit madman who yanked a bus from a Hoboken depot yesterday appears to have stolen yet another bus 21 days ago from the same spot and driven it to Washington D.C., police sources said. Darius McCollum, 45, told officers...
This time, he's really gone off the rails. A Queens man who has made a career of stealing subway trains and impersonating transit workers was collared for the 27th time yesterday -- after allegedly swiping a bus in New Jersey and...
His luck didn't last long. A Queens man who had just cashed a $29,000 winning ticket at a Queens OTB was robbed of his winnings at gunpoint minutes after leaving the parlor, police sources said yesterday. Danill Corpuz, 54,...
CUNY's York College President Marcia Keizs likes to joke that in her case, "coast to coast" means Kingston, Jamaica, to Jamaica, Queens. Inspired by her own teachers as she grew up in the West Indies, she decided when she was 10...
A sobbing, terrified St. John's student frantically dialed 911 on her BlackBerry as she was about to be raped in a Queens alley -- chillingly recording part of...
There's a secret ingredient in New York's tasty water supply -- tiny crustaceans that are nearly invisible to the naked eye. Called copepods, the creatures --cousins to shrimp -- are found in fresh water, scientists say. New...
Too bad one of the A's in AAA doesn't stand for "airplane." Starting at 6 p.m. Sunday, Kennedy Airport's longest runway was tied up for more than 14 hours -- because the Port Authority couldn't find anyone who knew how to change...
A Queens driver named Supersad was rear-ended by a car bearing the license plate 1Happy -- and now there are plenty of bad feelings all around. Cindy...
A Queens woman is suing the owners of a monkey that allegedly went bananas on her last month at a quaint, Catskills bed-and-breakfast. Parvin Hajihossini,...
A 12-year-old Queens boy was involved in a tragic accident that took the life of a 13-year-old during a motorcycle race in Indianapolis yesterday. Peter Lenz of Vancouver, Wash., fell off his bike during a warm-up lap for the day...
A construction worker who toiled at the site of the planned Second Avenue Subway grew so sick from toxins there that he was forced to get blood transfusions,...
A 50-year-old man died this afternoon while swimming at the Rockaway Beach where he often went for a dip, sources said. Lifeguards spotted Mark DiPalma...
Longtime City Councilman Thomas White Jr., of Queens, died yesterday following a long bout with cancer. He had just turned 71 last Saturday. White, who...
A pugnacious perp wanted for punching two cops in Queens turned himself in yesterday with the help of Congressman Gregory Meeks, sources said. Terrell Montgomery, 18, arrived at Meeks office and was taken into custody. A warrant...
Some after-hours office hanky-panky got a Queens businessman into trouble when the owner of a surveillance company owner secretly taped him and tried to sell...
Forget about "Jon & Kate Plus 8" -- get ready for "Victor y Digna Más 6"! The nation's first-ever Hispanic sextuplets -- born to a couple from Whitestone, Queens -- will be giving the Gosselins a run for their dinero this fall...
The shooting of two men on a Queens street was caught on surveillance cameras -- and cops are looking for the two suspects caught on tape firing their guns....
It wasn't a purr-fect crime after all. Sources said last night that cops had caged the "Cat Lady," the serial stick-up artist who dons clever disguises -- including a cat mask -- to rob high-end boutiques around the city. The...
It's pie in the sky -- deep under the heart of Brooklyn. The crumbling Brooklyn-Queens Expressway is such a traffic-snarled nightmare that state transportation officials are looking at one resident's wild plan to bore a tunnel...
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Brendan Stackpole split time at quarterback last year, but he was under center when St. Francis Prep turned its season around a year ago, when the Terriers shook off a miserable start to advance to the CHSFL Class AA semifinals before losing a...
Gena Koutsounadis waited nearly seven months for the last two weeks. The Francis Lewis star midfielder tore her left ACL in January playing for her FCNY United club soccer team and had surgery to repair it in February. She was able to get back on...
Is it or isn’t it? We will find out soon enough. Bayside girls soccer coach Magdalini Kassimis has called this season a rebuilding one. The Commodores lost nearly their entire starting lineup. She will have a roster filled with sophomores, juniors...
St. John’s is back in the city’s tangled recruiting game, and the Red Storm are there with a cool and confident kid who lives just minutes from the school’s Queens campus. Maurice Harkless, a 6-foot-8 wing who starred at Forest Hills High School...
Rutgers’ future got brighter 6 p.m. Tuesday night – by six feet, nine inches. That’s when Kadeem Jack, the former Rice standout, chose the Scarlet Knights over West Virginia, Arkansas, and Miami, becoming the second New York City player in five...
Talk to Rich Parascos about his Cardozo boys soccer team at your own peril. Once he starts, he may not stop – that’s how much he likes this group of...
Stephanie Santoro’s quote for the season may again be, “Get the ball to Creshana.” Heck, it worked last year. “She is definitely the go-to girl,” the Cardozo girls soccer coach said. “I trust her more than anyone on the team.” The athletic senior...
Joe Perugini didn’t crack a smile, didn’t pause to say he was just kidding. With a straight face, the senior goalkeeper on the Holy Cross soccer team...
Gerry Weitzen has always been adept at summing up his team’s outlook in a quick, entertaining way. Last year, the longtime coach said John Adams should...
Alex Navarrete is used to slow starts and smaller preseason camps. One, he said, is tied to the other. His John Adams soccer team is usually not at full strength until school starts, and as a result takes longer to jell. On Aug. 20, however, the...
Dominick Stanco and the Beach Channel boys soccer team got their wish – the PSAL moved the Dolphins up to Queens A West. The perennial Queens B-I...
St. Francis Prep is the favorite to win the CHSAA Class A intersectional title this year and Franco Purificato hates it. Don’t get him wrong, Purificato loves that his team has the potential to win the school’s fifth boys soccer title, but the...
It wasn’t much, but it was home for Ryan Patrick Woerner. The Breezy Point native spent nearly a week of his life during March sleeping on the couch in the Cornell men’s basketball office and enjoying its great DVD collection. “It allowed me to...
Jim DeSantis looked around Flushing Memorial Field the other day as his team was preparing for its second season in the PSAL City Championship division and couldn’t help but smile. The coach resurrected the historic program – one of the oldest of...
Chris Ortiz is back home and Christ the King coach Joe Arbitello couldn’t be happier. “He’s the missing piece, I feel,” Arbitello said. “We needed a big presence inside and we got it. He’s really, really improved his game. I feel our chances were...
Growing up in Long Island City, Latiq Agard was surrounded by elite basketball talent. He lived across the street from Devin Ebanks of West Virginia...
Sebastian Altomarino and Chris Zappel know nothing but winning soccer championships at Archbishop Molloy. As freshmen, they captured the CHSAA Class A junior varsity title and have won back-to-back varsity Class A intersectional titles. According...
Bayside was once the premier football program in the PSAL and it remains today tied with Susan Wagner for the most city titles (six) in league history....
Devon Cajuste remembers it all so vividly – standing on the sideline at St. Anthony’s with crutches protecting a sprained knee, helplessly watching his Holy Cross teammates lose in the CHSFL Class AAA semifinals on a dreary Saturday night in...
They are big, they are loud, and they are green. No, these aren’t the New York Jets. They are the Campus Magnet Bulldogs, confident and full of bombastic predictions just like their NFL counterparts. “Talent-wise, we’re better than all of them,”...
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