Flood the streets NYPD launching ‘two major security operations’ — focused on 9/11 ceremonies, Rosh Hashanah More NYPD cops will be on the streets Friday than for any other 9/11 anniversary due to the ongoing war with Iran, and as the memorial coincides with the Jewish New Year, police officials said Wednesday. Teen busted in NYC shooting after judge let him go on bail back in court — but this time he gets a different result Antisemitic lunatic who stormed NYC synagogue claimed he was God before attack: prosecutors LinkNYC kiosks light up ‘Memory Makers’ who rebuilt the city’s spirit in wake of 9/11 FDNY deaths from 9/11-related illnesses have now surpassed toll from terror attacks, advocates reveal 'Moral clarity' NYPD Commissioner Tisch blasts 9/11 revisionists blurring lines between heroes and terrorists Mamdani admin admits it tried to keep 911 blackout secret as officials grilled over separate outage Netanyahu to speak at UN later this month after Mamdani threatened his arrest, Israeli diplomat says FDNY commish during 9/11 attacks slams Mamdani’s signing ceremony with terrorist’s lawyer, urges him to stay away from memorial Mechanic crushed to death by Mack semi-truck he was repairing at Long Island shop: police Long Island school district gets sent box of bullets instead of art supplies it ordered NYC siblings indicted after raid uncovers enough fentanyl to kill half a million people: DA Two ruthless siblings who allegedly proclaimed to control the drug trade on Long Island were indicted Wednesday after police raided their Queens home and uncovered a boatload of fentanyl. Blakeman could pull off stunning upset against Hochul, new poll claims How AI and data centers are dominating New York’s key midterm races GOP’s Bruce Blakeman claims he was blocked from speech at West Indian Day breakfast after Hochul RSVPs Harrowing video shows man, 40, fatally stabbed on NYC street after confronting group with metal pole Another suspect is still on the run as of Wednesday evening. Ailing NYC woman who stabbed health aide wants out of Rikers — but prosecutors say attack was no accident An ailing Upper East Side woman accused of stabbing her home health aide was wheeled into court hooked to an oxygen mask at her arraignment Wednesday — as her attorneys argued that she’s too sick to stay at Rikers… Grocers file antitrust suit to block Mamdami admin’s plan for city-owned supermarkets: ‘predatory pricing’ “There’s a good grocery store here today,” said Jerry Nunez, owner of City Fresh Market at 125 E. 116th St., one of the plaintiffs in the federal suit who came forward for the first time on Wednesday. Passenger, 27, killed after drunken Tesla driver smashes into NYC scaffolding A 27-year-old woman was killed when a Tesla she was in crashed into scaffolding in Midtown Manhattan early Wednesday. Bipartisan duo launches congressional caucus to confront campus antisemitism Rep Josh Gottheimer, a Jewish Democrat, is joining forces with Rep Elise Stefanik, a Catholic Republican. Islanders superfan’s 9/11 ‘always believe’ sign still inspires — 25 years after terror attacks

“Prior to warm-up, you could hear them cheering from the dressing room,” defenseman Eric Cairns said of that postseason in Nassau County. New York Jets owner Woody Johnson to be honored at Tunnel to Towers gala New York Jets owner Woody Johnson is being honored at Tunnel to Towers’ annual gala, being held later this year, for his decade-long partnership with the organization. Drugged-up NYC driver who killed construction worker after blowing red light hit with homicide charge An allegedly high-as-a-kite motorist who plowed into a trio of construction workers, killing one, in rural Suffolk County was hit with a homicide charge Wednesday. Maniac beats man to death with two-by-four in NYC park: sources A 53-year-old man was beaten to death with a two-by-four inside a Queens park — with cops now looking for the fiend who carried out the Tuesday morning attack. Stunning numbers show how 9/11 rebuild turned lower Manhattan into residential hotspot, doubling population “Twenty-five years ago, it was impossible to imagine the neighborhoods around Ground Zero looking like they do today,” state Comptroller Tom DiNapoli said. 9/11 justice delayed: America remains in limbo with the undecided fates of Guantanamo “From what I understand, the remaining detainees prefer to remain at Gitmo to live out their days,” said Kristen Breitweiser, whose husband was killed in the 9/11 attacks. “Apparently they are happy there.” Dramatic video shows naked man being pulled from East River by NYPD Bizarre cellphone footage shows cops from the NYPD’s Harbor Unit pulling the naked man out of the water close to the Queens side of the river on Tuesday night. How the tragic distinction of losing the most people on 9/11 brought one World Trade Center firm closer together Of Cantor Fitzgerald’s 960 New York workers, 658 died, along with 50 contractors and visitors. Another 61 were lost at Euro Brokers, which is now part of Cantor. Forget Broadway — NYC’s hottest audition is for fitness instructors at one of the city’s most luxe gyms Who’s got what it takes to be on top? Hundreds of the city’s fittest descended on Life Time’s in FiDi, hoping to score a job teaching their workout of choice… and we know who made it. How a downtown Manhattan bar turned into a vibrant tribute to more than 7K first responders after 9/11 Located just a block from the World Trade Center site, O’Hara’s Restaurant and Pub honors first responders with over 7,000 patches covering its walls. ‘Devil’ ringleader who tortured, killed transgender man held captive in NY motel sentenced to life in prison The devilish ringleader who helped torture and murder a transgender man at an upstate New York motel was handed the maximum punishment on Tuesday as the courtroom erupted in cheers. Connecticut towns are installing license plate reading cameras on school buses In New Haven, which installed the technology on more than 300 buses earlier this year, cameras have already recorded 12,000 incidents. Homeschooling explodes 200% in NYC as frustrated families reject Big Apple’s failing public school system For these NYC families, the classroom has no walls — and sometimes, it has a subway map. NYPD hunting for antisemitic brute who slapped victim’s yarmulke off in NYC attack A 39-year-old man was attacked from behind and had his yarmulke slapped off his head by the hateful menace as the victim was entering a business on Whitehall Street, Long Island jeweler, 71, released from brutal Iranian prison after more than a year — but still banned from leaving the country Hekmati spent over a year of his sentence imprisoned in Iran’s Evin Prison, a harsh facility known for excessive crackdowns, harsh beatings and other harrowing uses of unlawful force against prisoners, according to Amnesty International.