The first victim of the alleged subway slasher who killed a man aboard an L train last week is lucky to be alive, his father told The Post Thursday while slamming the "liberal bulls--t" system that set his son's attacker free.

The victim was rushed to St. Barnabas Hospital in critical condition, police said.

New York Gov. Kathy Hochul was caught on a hot mic Thursday telling President Biden that Democrats ought to try to score partisan points with the bipartisan $280 billion CHIPS and Science Act.

"This is a great opportunity for your house of worship to make a difference to asylum seekers in need."

“It’s clear that Gov. Abbott is attempting to make this into a political prop, using people who are seeking to live the American dream as the prop for him."

Mayor Eric Adams' administration has failed to fill key positions at housing agencies, leaving its response to skyrocketing rents and the Big Apple’s worsening housing crisis hamstrung.

“This is a shocking and unspeakable crime, and with this prosecution, we will seek justice," Brooklyn's DA said.

The New York Mets told workers they won’t be allowed to park in their usual staff lot at Citi Field during the playoffs – and will instead have to walk or take a shuttle.

The single-engine aircraft went down in Three Mile Harbor near Springy Banks Road in East Hampton Township, according to cops.

The city Department of Education is ramping up safety and support at more than 100 schools where students are most often involved in troubling incidents, suspended or missing class, Mayor Eric Adams and Chancellor David Banks announced Thursday.

An NYPD cruiser plowed into a Bronx corner full of pedestrians while driving on the wrong side of the road during an emergency call, leaving ten people injured, including two children, police said. 

A real estate developer who allegedly once threatened to dump a port-a-potty into a children’s community garden was found to have intentionally destroyed emails tied to his ongoing court battle over the greenspace.

Gun-toting robbers stole four luxury cars from a high-end Manhattan garage early on Thursday morning, police said.

The straphanger was knifed by a male attacker around 1 p.m. inside the 125th Street A, B, C and D station in Harlem, authorities said.

The suspect entered the NuFrame Gallery on West 10th Street near Sixth Avenue in the West Village around 5:45 p.m. Sept. 13 and grabbed a framed picture – worth $2,500 – off the wall, authorities said.

The 47-year-old victim dropped the bag of cash around 4:30 p.m. on Sept. 12 while checking out at a bodega in Concourse.

A man was struck and killed by a tractor-trailer that was being used for construction in Midtown Manhattan on Thursday morning.

Alvin Charles, 43, was previously arrested in July of 2021 and faced a top charge of attempted murder in connection to an incident from April of that year in Brooklyn, online records show.

"I do not consent," Accused killer Peter Zisopoulos said when asked by Queens Judge Ushir Pandit-Durant if he agreed to the arraignment being done remotely.

Cops responded around 7:15 a.m. to a 911 call of the 33-year-old “emotionally disturbed” man displaying a knife on Andrews Avenue near West Fordham Road, police sources said.