A Staten Island principal has been arrested and charged with felony insurance fraud for registering her luxury cars at the Pennsylvania home of a city vendor, a scheme first exposed by The Post. Oneatha Swinton, the interim acting principal of Port Richmond HS, was charged with four counts of insurance fraud, theft by deception and...

The city’s top drug prosecutor ripped City Hall’s plan to open safe injection sites in a letter she sent to state health officials this month, calling it a threat to public safety. Special Narcotics Prosecutor Bridget Brennan’s letter comes as the city officials await state Health Commissioner Howard Zucker’s decision about their proposal. “This is...

The son of former state Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos threatened to have his dad block a $12 million contract to an environmental company he was working for unless he got a massive raise, a witness testified Friday. Adam Skelos, 35, had landed a job at AbTech Industries that federal prosecutors say his dad helped...

Chinatown residents rejoiced Friday as a long-closed route from their neighborhood to lower Manhattan finally reopened — 17 years after 9/11. The city’s Department of Transportation and the NYPD reopened Park Row, a winding path that runs from Worth Street down to City Hall, to cyclists and pedestrians Friday afternoon. The half-mile route, which since...

Brooklyn jurors swiftly convicted the Senegalese man who managed to ditch ​immigration officers during a layover at JFK ​airport. It took the panel a mere 90 minutes to declare Mohamadou Lamine Mbacke guilty Friday. He now faces up to a year in a U.S. jail before being deported to Senegal. Upon hearing the news, Mbacke...

The Swedish intern who won a $5.6 million payout from her horndog Wall Street ex-boss has withdrawn her claim against him — ending an ongoing legal battle between the pair. Hanna Bouveng, 28, who successfully sued Benjamin Wey for sexually harassing her at work and then trashing her online, said in court documents filed last...

The alleged West Side bike-path terrorist told a Manhattan judge on Friday that “Islam is leading a war,” and said he could only be judged by Allah. As a hearing was wrapping up, Sayfullo Saipov, who could face the death penalty for mowing down dozens of pedestrians and bicyclists with a rented Home Depot truck,...

The NYPD’s top dog got cuddly with an adorable three-legged Shih Tzu to drum up support for abused animals Friday. Police Commissioner James O’Neill pulled Chaplin, a badly neglected 3-year-old pooch, up to his lap for a desk-side snuggle in honor of national Take Your Dog to Work Day. “You gonna help me [with work]?”...

The bar keeps dropping on state math exams — and critics are saying it’s because officials are desperate for high graduation rates. Kids only need to score a measly 30 percent on this month’s Algebra 1 Regents test to pass, according to new state guidelines. Students who manage just 26 out of 86 total points...

A soccer coach who had been deported from Texas as a child molester in 2009 has returned to allegedly molest another child — this time in Brooklyn, The Post has learned. Pablo Pineda, 39, was arrested Thursday at the Friends Field on East Fourth Street in Midwood, officials confirmed Friday. Pineda allegedly groped the genitals...

A Manhattan couple is suing a dog walking service after their “baby” — a 1-year-old mini Australian labradoodle named Ollie — died while out for a group training session with a handler. Ryan Dunn and Fiona Luong had hired West Village-based Metro Mutts to train Ollie and her younger sister, another labradoodle named Harper. Their...

A lawyer for the man awaiting retrial for a 2003 murder is personally​​ petitioning the Brooklyn ​district ​a​​​ttorney to launch a probe​ –​ into his own office​.​ In a letter to DA Eric Gonzalez, defense attorney Mark Bederow requests an investigation into why Brooklyn’s lauded Conviction Review Unit missed evidence ​that ​Bederow claims supports his...

The Guardian Angels vowed to raid a drug-ravaged Staten Island park and make citizens’ arrests if cops don’t step up efforts to clean up the place, the neighborhood watch group said Friday. Guardian Angel founder Curtis Sliwa said his followers are prepared to make an “old school Rudy Giuliani” raid complete with barricades and smoke...

A brave Manhattan actress recalled the terrifying moment an accused sex fiend allegedly groped her and flung her onto the subway tracks after she rejected his creepy come-ons. “I was grabbed from behind, he had one hand on my breast and the other in my crotch area, and he pulled me into his body,” Bonnie...

Black Liberation Army cop-killer Robert Hayes has good news and bad news for the family of Sidney Thompson, the transit officer he shot dead on a subway platform in 1973, rather than face arrest for a 15-cent turnstile jump. Yes, he’s planning a bucolic life as a new parolee, growing vegetables and raising chickens upstate...

Two days before the Gay Pride Parade, Cynthia Nixon on Friday announced that her first-born child has come out as transgender. Formerly known as Samantha Mozes, Nixon’s child now identifies as Samuel or Seph. “I’m so proud of my son Samuel Joseph Mozes (called Seph) who graduated college this month. I salute him and everyone...

NEW YORK — New York state health officials believe a backstretch worker at Belmont Park died from a rare virus found in rodent droppings. The state health department said Friday that the racetrack employee was found unconscious June 1 outside the backstretch housing unit where the employee lived. The employee died June 6 at a...

The outside criminal-defense lawyers who represented Mayor de Blasio during a yearlong federal investigation — and billed the city as much as $850 an hour — tried to keep their $2.6 million deal secret. As part of the agreement with the city Law Department signed last month, Kramer Levin Naftalis & Frankel requested that “this...

Gov. Andrew Cuomo said Friday he won’t call the Legislature back into special session to extend the use of speed cameras without assurances the legislation will pass. If there’s no action, the program will expire July 25 — forcing New York City to remove 140 speed cameras already set up around schools. The Legislature isn’t...

The pregnant Brooklyn woman who had her arm chopped off by her deranged husband Thursday has had her limb reattached by surgeons, police said Friday. The 31-year-old victim, identified by police sources as Yang Li, remains hospitalized in critical but stable condition following the miraculous surgery, authorities said. Li was inside the couple’s Sunset Park home...