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  1. “His mom voted for Trump,” the president said of one of the about 12 protesters at the rally.

  2. New York City Council Speaker Julie Menin received a standing ovation after delivering powerful remarks about keeping the anniversary of Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack sacred in a thinly veiled swipe at Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s tone-deaf comments.

  3. LAPD makes bold new claim amid investigation into LA high school student’s jumping death

    Police cautioned that their preliminary assessment should not be treated as a final determination.

  4. Trump says FBI may investigate Nolan Wells’ death: ‘We’re looking at that’

    Trump said “we’re looking at that” when asked by reporters whether or not the feds would carry out their own investigation into the death of the 18-year-old Mississippi football player.

  5. Family begs for justice after woman set on fire at California homeless camp dies

    “Please, please, please help us to find them.

  6. Accused Chinese spy’s crypto cash flow, ‘unfit mother’ claims exposed in court

    The 34 year old is accused of working with handlers from the People’s Republic of China to surveil the son of Taiwan’s president.

  7. Top execs from California’s largest companies blast state’s wasteful spending in ‘explosive’ ad

    The president of the California Business Roundtable told The California Post the goal is to get voters paying attention before Election Day.

  8. Trump reveals Roger Clemens will receive the Presidential Medal of Freedom

    Roger Clemens has a new award to add to his collection.

  9. Body found in Ohio river ID’d as missing Baltimore dad, 24, in town for Steelers-Browns game

    Authorities ID’d the floating corpse as 24-year-old Phoenix Phillips a day after emergency crews dredged the body out of the Cuyahoga River.

  10. Carrie Ross, who helped raise Pike, 50, and “loves her as a daughter,” said her niece’s life should be spared because the Almighty clearly doesn’t support her execution.

  11. Heinous fugitive spent 14 years hiding as San Diego chef until federal agents unraveled it all

    The double life ended Tuesday when US Marshals took him into custody.

  12. Steve Hilton goes scorched earth on Xavier Becerra in blistering governor’s race attack

    “Xavier Becerra is not running for governor.

  13. Gavin Newsom just signed hundreds of new laws — here’s how some will change everyday life in California

    Gov.

  14. The cleanup proved short-lived.

  15. Mamdani booed, berated by anti-Israel protesters at NYC Oct. 7 memorial: ‘Shame on you’

    “You coward!”

  16. Sacramento's parks commission voted to revisit the renaming of Cesar Chavez Plaza after concerns were raised about the proposed name, Union Plaza.

  17. Rachel is increasingly likely to impact Southern California — and that means a potentially badly needed soaking.

  18. Manson killer Patricia Krenwinkel granted parole again after nearly 6 decades behind bars

    Krenwinkel, 78, was preliminarily granted parole Tuesday at her 18th subsequent suitability hearing.

  19. LAPD top boss slams Nithya Raman after campaign video brands him ‘fascist liar’

    McDonnell fired back, calling the video "disappointing."

  20. Texas mom accused of stabbing husband, 2 young kids was suffering from postpartum depression: report

    Justin Hommel can be heard asking his wife if this is a “postpartum thing” while on the phone to 911 during the alleged attack.

  21. Illegal migrant who allegedly stabbed detective during brutal NYC robbery wore bizarre Halloween mask: sources

    Illegal immigrants Sneider Mejia, 24, and D’Angelo Caraballo, 25, were arrested for the attempted murder of off-duty NYPD Det.

  22. CA charter school that blew millions on Hawaii trips, luxury ballparks and trips to Paris files for bankruptcy

    The bankruptcy follows a funding scandal and lavish taxpayer-funded trips.

  23. Pro-Palestine UCLA students ‘chanting for death and destruction’ of Israel on Oct. 7 anniversary

    Students for Justice in Palestine held a protest on the October 7 anniversary on UCLA's campus.

  24. Iowa city council erupts after starting with satanic prayer: ‘A curse put on the city’

    "Dear dark father" and "Hail Satan" were the words that kicked off the Ottumwa City Council's first meeting this month after former member Matt Dalbey stepped up to read its regular invocation.

  25. San Francisco political candidate Manny Yekutiel has dropped out of the race for District 8 supervisor after new allegations of sexual assault surfaced.

  26. Ex-Marine Nigel Edge facing death penalty for killing three in North Carolina mass shooting: prosecutors

    A prosecutor announced Wednesday that he would seek the death penalty against a former Marine charged in a mass shooting last year that left three people dead and several others wounded.

  27. Civil war breaks out over 11 acres of stunning coastline at California beauty spot

    A decade-long battle over a coveted stretch of California coastline could come to a head Thursday.

  28. 2 people confirmed dead after fiery plane crash in California’s Wine Country

    The identities of the victims are currently unknown.

  29. Best Wild West towns in California — and the popular spot that’s a complete fake

    Head off the beaten path and the Golden State can still serve up a serious dose of the Wild West.

  30. NYC politicians pushing for permanent Oct. 7 memorial, pending Mamdani’s OK

    Big Apple politicians are pushing for a permanent memorial honoring the victims of Hamas' Oct. 7, 2023 attack in Brooklyn.

  31. MTA doubles down on new fare gates, plans to expand to 20 more NYC subway stations

    The MTA is doubling down on its new glass fare gates, expanding to 20 more subway stations despite a rocky rollout marked by injuries and easy workarounds.

  32. Majority of New Yorkers ‘fed up,’ ready to abolish state income tax: poll

    Florida is one of nine states that does not have a state income tax, while New York has the highest combined state and local tax burden in the US -- and the third-highest state income tax is helping fuel it.

  33. Ohio political blogger to stand trial for sending GOP state senator explicit Shrek photo

    An Ohio political blogger will be in court on Thursday for a trial over whether or not an explicit picture of Shrek he sent to a Republican state lawmaker is free speech or harassment.

  34. The congressional power couple, who had been dating since at least the summer of 2024, intend to remain friends, according to TMZ, which first-reported on their split.

  35. Mom had heated argument with husband before allegedly stabbing him and 2 young kids, witness says

    "She looked upset,” the witness said.

  36. Anti-Israel protests break out across NYC, with Columbia, NYU students walking out on Oct. 7 anniversary

    Hundreds gathered across New York City on Wednesday to hold anti-Israel protests during the third anniversary of the Oct. 7 terrorist attack — with one NYU professor, Andrew Ross, claiming "some "untold number" of victims were actually killed by the Israe…

  37. Abdul El-Sayed privately begged lefty streamer Hasan Piker to tone down rhetoric as Election Day nears: report

    Michigan Senate hopeful Abdul El-Sayed privately begged his Twitch streamer pal Hasan Piker to tone down his rhetoric as the midterm homestretch heats up, according to a report.

  38. NJ no longer much cheaper than NYC — after cost of living skyrockets $41K

    A massive spike in the cost of childcare, housing and healthcare is breaking the bank for families in New Jersey — where costs have soared a whopping 38.2% over the past six years, according to the Living Wage Institute.

  39. Bruce Blakeman vows to clean up lefty Dem mess at NYC’s notorious ‘Market of Sweethearts’

    Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman, who is challenging Gov.

  40. White House braces for another Nobel Peace Prize snub — but Trump could turn prospects around with two actions

    Several humanitarian organizations are favored to become this year's Nobel laureate, mainly to combat what happened with last year's winner.

  41. GOP stomachs reality that redistricting math may not save them in midterms

    Last year, when top GOP operatives brainstormed ways to defy historical trends pointing to a blue wave and hold onto the House, one of their top strategic bets was redistricting.

  42. Cyclist, 71, killed in Central Park dog mishap was well-liked UWS biking enthusiast

    Douglas Adams, 71, was an avid cyclist who died while trying to avoid an unleashed dog in Central Park on Monday morning.

  43. Secretary of War Pete Hegseth gave a hero's welcome to the crew of the USS Abraham Lincoln as they returned to San Diego after spending some 300 days at sea.

  44. Trump tamps down speculation Russia plague lab worker died from bioweapon: ‘Going to find out soon enough’

    Shipilova died on Friday, prompting a flurry of speculation that her illness was related to her work at the nearby Anti-Plague Research Institute.

  45. Elderly Portland train passenger cleared of attempted murder for shooting crazed flasher

    "All of the crotch of his pants is cut out, and his penis is in his hand, and he's snarling," Phill told the judge.

  46. The southern Ohio community made famous by Vice President JD Vance’s childhood memoir “Hillbilly Elegy” has been rapidly colonized by thousands of migrants from Uzbekistan who run shady, accident-prone trucking operations with glaring red flags for safety…

  47. NJ high school teacher, Zumba instructor busted after cops find 42 child porn videos

    A high school teacher in Jersey City was arrested for the possession of child pornography last month, The Post has learned.

  48. Unmarked NYPD car slams into cyclist after running red light in Brooklyn: video

    "I think she was in total shock, and adrenaline and shock," the witness added.

  49. Hurricane takes massive turn toward California as major city braces

    Hurricane Rachel has taken a sharp turn toward Southern California and forecasters say it could arrive early Sunday as a weaker, post-tropical storm.

  50. Hochul leads Blakeman by 11 points, but losing ground with this key voting bloc in new Marist poll

    The survey mirrors a Marist 2022 poll that had Hochul with a 10-point lead over her Republican opponent, then-Rep.