A former staffer for a Queens state senator who has been working to unseat his old boss was fired by the pol several months ago — after porn links were found on his office computer, The Post has learned Jeffrey Griffin, 33, was a constituent liaison for Sen. Joe Addabbo until the worker began arguing...

A man snuck into a Rutgers dorm and sexually assaulted a sleeping female student, according to reports. The encounter occurred around 7:40 a.m. when the man entered the unlocked room on the Livingston Campus in Piscataway, NJ, while the student was sleeping, according to CBS. The man then made “unwanted sexual conduct” with the woman,...

Joe Biden played apple-polisher to more than 1,000 unionized teachers in Midtown on Sunday — promising them a “generous” raise if he gets elected to the White House. The Democratic presidential front-runner also worked the crowd at the United Federation of Teachers-sponsored Teacher Union Day event by expressing support for striking Chicago teachers and pledging...

A New Jersey mother of four confessed to pouring boiling water on a 3-year-old boy living in a “house of horrors,” prosecutors said on Friday. Patricia Buchan, 29, admitted to instructing the toddler last year to take his clothes off at a Newark home before she dumped a pot of scalding water on him, NJ.com...

At age 92, he thought he’d lived a full life. As a former US ambassador and decorated Marine, Theodore Roosevelt Britton Jr. had traveled to 175 countries, met Queen Elizabeth II and prayed with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. But life still held one more twist for him — a daughter he never knew existed....

The head of the corrections officers’ union and a former NYPD commissioner criticized the closing of Rikers Island Sunday, calling the plan to build jails throughout the boroughs “insane.” “When you’re not listening to your police chief who said, ‘Listen, you might be having a problem here because you’re building jails that only hold 3,300....

The dead woman found wrapped in a blanket and dumped in The Bronx was hauled there in a shopping cart by two suspects, police sources told The Post. A passerby found the body of the 54-year-old woman, identified by sources as Judy Guzman, on West 183rd Street near Sedgwick Avenue in University Heights just before...

Sen. Chuck Schumer on Sunday demanded a federal probe into “very troubling” reports that baby food products are contaminated with lead and other toxic heavy metals. The New York lawmaker said the Food and Drug Administration must respond to a study that found 95 percent of 168 baby foods tested contained heavy metals, which can...

Gov. Andrew Cuomo defiantly addressed his n-word scandal for the first time on Sunday — blaming the press for his decision to say the racist slur in full on the radio. Cuomo sparked outrage Tuesday when he said the vile term while addressing attacks on Italian-Americans — with State Assemblyman Charles Barron among those saying...

A CBS news van was boosted Sunday morning near Yankee Stadium and found abandoned about two miles away in the Bronx, cops said. The journalists were unloading the satellite van for a live shot on E. 161 Street, near River Avenue, around 6 a.m. when two thieves jumped in the front seats and took off,...

The family of an unarmed ex-con who was shot dead by cops as he resisted arrest during a Bronx traffic stop is planning a multimillion-dollar suit against the NYPD and demanding a criminal investigation, their lawyer said Saturday. Allan Feliz, 31, who once served five years on a burglary conviction and who is the father...

Latino-owned small businesses have struck gold — and are growing faster than the competition, according to a new study.

He allegedly stole time, now he may be doing time. A recently-retired veteran NYPD lieutenant, who’d served on the job for 26 years, was arrested for putting in for hours he allegedly never worked, police sources said. Christopher Dominguez, 50, who worked out of the 41st precinct in The Bronx, was nabbed Thursday on 161st...

The head of the CCRB said Saturday he supports a full repeal of the law that blocks the public from seeing the NYPD personnel files. “I personally support repeal,” watchdog chairman Fred Davie wrote on his personal Twitter account. “I’m proposing a public discussion at @CCRB_NYC Nov meeting.” A spokesman for the Civilian Complaint Review...

The New York City Police Department Emergency Service Unit welcomed their latest four-legged officer to the force. Russel was named after former NYPD Det. Russel Timoshenko, who was killed in the line of duty in July 2007. The Twitter account for the NYPD’s Special Operations unit tweeted out a photo Saturday of Russel posing with...

The Metropolitan Republican Club has long been a chummy watering hole for the city's GOP elite, but in recent months the Upper East Side institution has been shaken by scandal and shunned by state party brass.

It’s turned into Central Jerk. With “Friends” frenzy at a peak for the sitcom’s 25th anniversary, hordes of fans have descended upon the Greenwich Village building that was “home” to the show’s characters — blocking sidewalks as they snap selfies and even defacing walls with graffiti. “It’s annoying,” said Joey Campanaro, chef and owner of...

It’s not a lily-white lineup anymore.

Peter Wei, 66, died Oct. 10, his lawyers told a Florida court, where a lawsuit was filed against Wei in June by his brother, Tony.

An FDNY medical technician had to be admitted himself after getting bitten by an emotionally disturbed man in a hospital-bound ambulance, according to fire officials. The 20-year-old was responding to a medical emergency at East 175th Street and Jerome Avenue in the Bronx just before 11 p.m. Friday when he was attacked by a handcuffed...