The man suspected of causing a Manhattan subway derailment by tossing metal construction debris onto the tracks was hit with a number of charges for the vandalism on Sunday night, police said. Demetrius Harvard, 30, is accused of chucking the material onto the tracks at 14th Street and Eighth Avenue as an uptown A-train was...

Warning: Graphic content The writing’s on the wall — er, road. Fed-up New Yorkers painted a massive stretch of Brooklyn blacktop with the yellow message “F–k Cuomo and de Blasio” over the weekend in the vein of Hizzoner’s “Black Lives Matter” art, only for the city to quickly scrub the statement. The not-so-subtle shout-out to...

Fordham, Long Island and Yeshiva universities get an “F” for keeping their communities in the dark on their coronavirus cases, a group of public-health experts says. The Web site “We Rate COVID Dashboards’’ — founded by researchers including from Yale and Harvard universities — has been issuing “report cards’’ based on whether colleges have COVID-19...

A man was ejected from a shuttle bus after it ran a red light and crashed into an Aston Martin in Brooklyn early Sunday, cops said. The two vehicles were at Myrtle Avenue and Suydam Street in Bushwick when the bus struck the sports car around 4:30 a.m., according to police. A 38-year-old man was...

A trio of New Jersey garbage men was caught on now-viral video busting out moves in the middle of the street while working. As singer Cupid’s 2007 dance hit the “Cupid Shuffle’’ blared from speakers on the Roselle Sanitation truck in Keansburg in Monmouth County last week, the workers boogied while emptying residents’ trash cans....

It’s the “supreme” tribute for a New York-born icon. A tile sign for Manhattan’s 50th Street station on the C/E line was doctored to read “Ruth St.” in memory of Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who died Friday at 87 from complications of pancreatic cancer. Twitter account Plannedalism blasted out a video of the...

Nearly twice as many people have died to gun violence in Gotham this year than last, striking new figures from the NYPD show. A total of 209 people were shot and killed in the five boroughs as of Wednesday — compared to 109 over the same period in 2019. Overall, 1,362 people have been shot...

The city is asking an appeals court to lower an Upper West Side philanthropist’s $45-million personal-injury payout — even though it wasn’t part of the lawsuit — because it’s afraid the payday sets a precedent that could force cash-strapped municipal agencies and authorities further into the red. The city’s Law Department, the New York City...

The young boy who went missing after falling into the Harlem River Saturday afternoon has been identified as 5-year-old Brendan Mitchell, according to police sources. Mitchell was last seen by his brother falling from a tree and into the water shortly before 2:30 p.m. on Randall’s Island, and was seen floating away and going under....

New York’s transit system was thrown into chaos when a Manhattan subway train flew off the rails on Sunday morning — after an unhinged vandal tossed chunks of metal onto the tracks, officials and sources said. The uptown A train carrying 135 passengers was pulling into 14th Street and 8th Avenue around 8:20 a.m. when...

A motorcyclist struck a woman who was crossing a Queens street late Saturday night, leaving both in critical condition, cops said. The crash happened as the 43-year-old woman attempted to cross Woodhaven Boulevard at Dry Harbor Road in Rego Park around 11:15 p.m. The 27-year-old biker was traveling south on Woodhaven Boulevard when he struck...

Four people — including two women — were shot in an attack in Queens early Sunday, according to police. The group was hit at around 5 a.m. on Merrick Blvd in Jamaica opposite Roy Wilkins Park, with two cars — a Gray jeep and a gray sedan — fleeing the scene, the NYPD said. A...

Hundreds gathered outside a Lower Manhattan courthouse Saturday night for a somber memorial for pioneering Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. Mourners played music, lit candles and placed flowers outside New York County Supreme Court at 60 Centre Street to pay their respects to the Brooklyn-born feminist icon and historic legal figure who passed away...

Police arrested 86 protesters at tense Abolish ICE demonstrations in Times Square and near NYPD headquarters in Manhattan Saturday, police sources said. Videos from the scenes show police scuffling with protesters demonstrating against recent reports that Immigration and Customs Enforcement performed unneeded hysterectomies on immigrant women detained at an ICE facility in Georgia. One protester...

A Manhattan murder suspect called the NYPD Crime Stoppers tip hotline on his own self Saturday — but instead of turning himself in, he dared cops to come get him, vowing to end his own life and take some of them down with him. Joshua Martinez, 33, remains at large in the fatal stabbing of...

More crime, more prosecutors. Less crime, more prosecutors. New York’s district attorneys have gone on a hiring spree in the past decade, a time when crime plummeted to historic lows, a new analysis shows. The DAs in the five boroughs and the special narcotics prosecutor beefed up their staffs by nearly a third, although arrests...

A giant image of the Grim Reaper holding his scythe over an old-fashioned schoolhouse was projected onto a building across from Department of Education headquarters Friday night.

The child, who was with his parents, was last seen climbing a tree at around 2:50 p.m. near the water at Harlem River Field 7, sources told The Post.

As more teachers test positive for COVID-19, city officials are refusing to disclose how many other school staffers have been quarantined because of exposure to those infected. The Department of Education said 61 employees have tested positive since starting work on Sept. 8, including 23 who reported to 21 school buildings and possibly infected others....

A man was shot in Queens early Saturday — the lone person shot overnight across the Big Apple, police said. The 39-year-old victim was approached by two unknown males and shot in the leg outside 32-22 89th Street in Jackson Heights at 1:15 a.m., police said. The victim was taken to Elmhurst Hospital with non-life-threatening...