California’s rich paying $3M to escape state for New Zealand’s Southern Alps

California’s rich paying M to escape state for New Zealand’s Southern Alps

Wealthy Californians are fleeing the Golden State’s punishing policies for the snow-capped Southern Alps in New Zealand. A surge of wealthy Americans, particularly Californians, are snapping up “golden visas,” where they pay at least NZ$5 million — roughly $2.9 million — to secure the right to live, work and study in the country, the Financial … Read more

Cash-strapped Gen Zers are tapping retirement funds to care for their kids and parents, study says

Cash-strapped Gen Zers are tapping retirement funds to care for their kids and parents, study says

They’re struggling to foot the Z bill.  Gen Z can no longer afford to revel in the footloose and fancy-free freedom of youth, as nearly half of twenty-somethings are financially supporting both a child and a parent simultaneously, forcing most to tap into their retirement savings just to stay afloat, per alarming 2026 data.  It’s a tough break for the … Read more

Dear Abby: My nephew lacks survival skills. How do I get out of this stinky situation?

Dear Abby: My nephew lacks survival skills. How do I get out of this stinky situation?

DEAR ABBY: I suggested to my husband that he invite his nephew “Ryan” (age 26) to stay with us. Ryan definitely needed some male direction. He was homeless, jobless and didn’t even know how to apply for a job. Ryan is not mentally challenged. He simply was never taught anything until he was thrown out … Read more

New runway rules at San Francisco Airport airport to drastically reduce delays

New runway rules at San Francisco Airport airport to drastically reduce delays

Travelers at San Francisco International Airport frustrated by flight delays will finally see some relief after the federal government signed off on new regulations that will allow for more frequent plane landings. The Federal Aviation Administration said that arrivals into SFO should rise from 36 planes per hour to 40 per hour by Aug. 12, … Read more

Exclusive | LI mom goes viral for reaction to skanky state of son’s frat house, after expecting it to look like one in ‘Off Campus’

Exclusive | LI mom goes viral for reaction to skanky state of son’s frat house, after expecting it to look like one in ‘Off Campus’

She thinks their pledges should start using some Pledge. A Long Island mom went viral this week for her reaction to the skanky state of her son’s fraternity house. Lori DiBisceglie Massaro of Albertson moved her son Will into the Phi Kappa Sigma house at the University of Delaware on Thursday — and quickly realized the … Read more

LA is one of the worst US cities for outdoor socializing — but nearby Long Beach ranks No. 1

LA is one of the worst US cities for outdoor socializing — but nearby Long Beach ranks No. 1

If you’re in Los Angeles and looking for a fun spot to sip, mingle, and soak up some sunshine — you might want to head south to Long Beach. The Southern California city’s beer gardens, breweries, and breezy patios put it at the top of a new ranking of America’s best cities for outdoor socializing. … Read more

America’s cult-favorite grocery store cake has fans declaring it’s ‘worth the hype’

America’s cult-favorite grocery store cake has fans declaring it’s ‘worth the hype’

A cake sold by Whole Foods Market is so beloved by customers, it’s served at birthdays and weddings — and some people attest to eating it weekly. The market’s Berry Chantilly Cake “features layers of delicate vanilla cake, fluffy Chantilly cream frosting and fresh berries,” the Whole Foods website says. “It’s so irresistible, in fact, that … Read more

Inside one man’s crazy plan to create Broadway’s version of Woodstock in upstate New York — including a ‘Rent’ reunion

Inside one man’s crazy plan to create Broadway’s version of Woodstock in upstate New York — including a ‘Rent’ reunion

The Hutton Company Brick Works literally built New York brick by brick. For over a century, thousands of brickmakers mixed, molded, dried and baked the city’s most essential building blocks on a 100-acre site along the banks of the Hudson River, in the city of Kingston. Look inside the walls of the Empire State Building, … Read more

‘Unsafe condition’: Flight canceled after unruly toddler stood on seat, refused to fasten seatbelt

‘Unsafe condition’: Flight canceled after unruly toddler stood on seat, refused to fasten seatbelt

They treated it like a plane-ground. A cross-Canada flight had to be canceled after a misbehaving tot refused to fasten their seat belt, stranding the passengers until the following day. The ludicrous incident occurred on Thursday, Aug. 6, after Porter Airlines flight PD444 had departed the terminal at Victoria International Airport (YYJ) in British Columbia … Read more

Exclusive | Did MTV’s ‘Buzz’ predict the future? A new documentary thinks so

Exclusive | Did MTV’s ‘Buzz’ predict the future? A new documentary thinks so

The year was 1990. The Berlin Wall had fallen. The Gulf War had begun. Nirvana was on their first major tour. And something called the internet was creeping from university campuses into bulky home computers. If you remember that moment in time, you also remember MTV, the pop culture juggernaut where music, sex, politics and … Read more

Most pet owners would go into debt for their pet — most can’t afford to

Most pet owners would go into debt for their pet —  most can’t afford to

New York Post may receive revenue from affiliate and advertising partnerships for sharing this content and/or when you make a purchase. Ask a pet owner what they’d do if the vet visit estimate came back at $6,000, and most already know the answer. Roughly 76% of pet owners say they would take on debt if … Read more

Dear Abby: Everyone offered help when I got sick, but no one showed up when I needed them

Dear Abby: Everyone offered help when I got sick, but no one showed up when I needed them

DEAR ABBY: I have a chronic illness and have been on a long-term leave of absence from my job for two years now. I have always surrounded myself with good people and have been blessed with great friends and family. When I was diagnosed, everyone was supportive. There were many platitudes, not the least of … Read more

American Airlines makes another change — leaving loyal flyers frustrated: ‘Lost a customer’

American Airlines makes another change — leaving loyal flyers frustrated: ‘Lost a customer’

Another new American Airlines policy is taking off — and loyal flyers aren’t thrilled about where it’s landing. Beginning Aug. 25, elite AAdvantage members flying on some of the most popular three-cabin domestic routes will no longer be eligible for complimentary upgrades from the main cabin to business class. Instead, their free upgrade will only bump … Read more

Time capsule town is California’s most stunning hidden gem – and just 50 miles from LA

Time capsule town is California’s most stunning hidden gem – and just 50 miles from LA

Chock-full of charming Mission-era architecture and lush trees, the Los Rios Historic District is a feast for the eyes and steeped in history. The Orange County neighborhood is nestled in San Juan Capistrano, a city established by the Spanish in 1776 as the seventh of the Spanish California missions. The picturesque Los Rios District is considered … Read more

Should you shuck corn before buying it? Expert weighs in on controversial grocery store move

Should you shuck corn before buying it? Expert weighs in on controversial grocery store move

The arrival of fresh summer corn at grocery stores and farmers’ markets across the country is reviving a long-running debate: Should shoppers shuck corn before buying it? Shucking corn involves peeling off the outer green husks and removing the corn silk to get to the edible kernels underneath. Some shoppers shuck ears of corn before they buy it … Read more

IKEA is hosting a ‘Meatballbecue’ in SoCal

IKEA is hosting a ‘Meatballbecue’ in SoCal

The furniture giant IKEA is throwing a cheekily named “Meatballbecue” at its sprawling Southern California store this weekend, serving up its famous Swedish meatballs alongside classic summer barbecue fare. IKEA’s Covina store is firing up summer vibes with a mouthwatering twist on a seasonal tradition on tomorrow from noon to 4 p.m., where shoppers can … Read more

Cruise line’s tougher booking rules ignite backlash over higher deposits and payments

Cruise line’s tougher booking rules ignite backlash over higher deposits and payments

Princess Cruises is introducing stricter booking policies, including higher deposits and earlier final payment deadlines, fueling mixed reactions among travelers. Among the biggest changes is an update to the timeline for final payments, the cruise line confirmed in a statement to Fox News Digital. “Beginning with new bookings for sailings departing in 2027 and beyond, we … Read more

San Francisco renter scammed out of $18K in sketchy Craigslist listing

San Francisco renter scammed out of K in sketchy Craigslist listing

It was real until it wasn’t. A San Francisco man is sending out a warning to renters after falling victim to a sophisticated rental scam that cost him $18,600 last month. “I think I’m a pretty savvy person… and I fell for this scam,” 28-year-old Alvin Tran told ABC 7. While searching for an apartment … Read more

TikTok influencer Sydney Towle, 26, dies after 3-year battle with rare cancer: ‘She fought really hard’

TikTok influencer Sydney Towle, 26, dies after 3-year battle with rare cancer: ‘She fought really hard’

Sydney Towle’s family have revealed the 26-year-old influencer has passed away after entering hospice care. Her death comes after a three-year-long battle with a rare bile duct cancer. Her brother, Austin Towle, and mother, Elizabeth Marrow, reflected on her strength throughout her health journey in a recent TikTok video. “Hi everybody, we just wanted to let … Read more

Exclusive | NYC is Italian ice country — and these five legends are steamy summer’s frozen chosen

Exclusive | NYC is Italian ice country — and these five legends are steamy summer’s frozen chosen

Ice, ice, baby. Every New Yorker has an Italian ice hill they’re willing to die on — forget pizza, bagels or chopped cheese. When the mercury hits 90 degrees, loyalties turn frozen. The rivalry isn’t just about dessert. It’s about neighborhood pride. Italian ice — inspired by Sicily’s granita and brought to America by Italian immigrants … Read more