Winter [cash] is coming. As cold weather creeps in and heaters turn on, New Yorkers may start seeing higher energy bills. But relief is on the way: eligible Gothamites are in line for checks as Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that the Home Energy Assistance Program (HEAP) is now open. HEAP is a federally funded program … Read more
And you thought flying was expensive. We’ve all seen the price of airline tickets skyrocket in the past year as jet fuel costs continue to soar and lower competition means fewer options. But another means of travel — one that commuters use daily — is also in the spotlight. Major cities across the globe have … Read more
After flooding your feed with influencers, TikTok wants to feed you. The tech giant announced the launch Must-Eat, a new “community-powered” guide to help users find local restaurants in Los Angeles, the Bay Area, and New York City. According to TikTok, 27 million Americans visited an independent restaurant, cafe, or shop after seeing it first … Read more
More and more Californians are rushing out of the Golden State. A new analysis from WalletHub estimates that California will lose 760,000 residents between 2025 and 2050, the third-largest number of any state. The mass exodus comes as no surprise, as major corporations, movie stars, and even hopeful young adults have grown tired of the … Read more
Scoring a 22-carat championship ring, à la the 2026 New York Knicks, is no easy feat. But scoring a custom blinged-out engagement ring from a professional basketball player is no sweat for WAGs — wives and girlfriends of NBA, NFL and other big league athletes — with game, like Julia Benville, 29. The gutsy Manhattan med student, engaged … Read more
In the city that never sleeps, impromptu sleepovers are, apparently, out. Expecting to crash on a pal’s couch during an overnighter in New York City is déclassé, says a livid local, crashing out over the “rude” presumption that her Big Apple apartment is a virtual crash pad. “Stop asking your friends who live [in] an … Read more
He’s taking the long way around. New York native Chantz Rivera hasn’t traveled much. Until recently, the 29-year-old had only left the Tri-State area a handful of times. Now, Chantz is walking all the way from New York to San Francisco, and documenting the 2,500-mile journey on TikTok. “When I was 18, I went to … Read more
She says The Post is just the ticket! “Real Housewives” royalty Carole Radziwill was so thrilled to grace the cover of New York’s favorite tabloid in a story about being a parking scammer, she jokingly vowed Friday to buy “every copy” and “make it wallpaper.” Radziwill — who made Page 1 for proudly admitting to … Read more
A group of 10 critically endangered American red wolves made the journey from New York to North Carolina or vice versa on Tuesday as part of a nationwide conservation effort. The exchange took place between Wolf Conservation Center in South Salem, New York, and the Museum of Life and Science in Durham, North Carolina, and was facilitated by Pilots to the … Read more
Kelly Clarkson’s got the world singing puppets’ praises. Thanks to the American Idol alum’s viral fascination with “Molly,” a now $15 million singing robo-bird at the Art of Play shop in Brooklyn, wannabe tastemakers from coast to coast are going cuckoo for animatronics and automatons, with some spending upwards of $5,000 for the mechanical must-haves. Clarkson, 44, … Read more
While most couples’ interests are poles apart, Misha and her husband, Sam, are getting down on the pole together. For the Los Angeles newlyweds, who tied the knot in August, their $1,800, 10-foot stainless steel pole is a pillar of their marriage. The couple ditched the traditional first-dance waltz for saucy flips and splits on … Read more
Big state, big noise. A new analysis naming and shaming the loudest states in the country puts California in third to last place — with one surprising Golden State city called out as the second noisiest of any metro in the entire United States. Using data pulled from the U.S. National Transportation Noise Map, which measures … Read more
The Big Apple is losing some beans. Starbucks, the world’s largest coffeehouse chain, is shrinking as the company announces plans to close 250 U.S. locations, including a reported 17 stores in New York State and eight in New York City. “We have carefully reviewed our North America coffeehouse portfolio and identified locations where we do not … Read more
From walking down the aisle to asking for a divorce and having to file, the highs and lows of Big Apple love aren’t cheap. New York, where a dream wedding costs over $53,000, is the second-most expensive state for divorce, running soured sweethearts more than $27,000 to officially part ways, according to nightmarish new data. “The cost … Read more
She’s a knockout — and she’ll knock you out. A martial-arts expert in Brooklyn named Crystal is getting a kick out of her Big Apple adventures by becoming a real-life Warrior Princess on social media. Armed with bulging biceps, taut traps and lats and leg muscles aplenty, Crystal — who, like Cher and The Undertaker, … Read more
A guy enjoying a perk simply won’t fly. Sacrificing a first-class seat on a flight is now an enlightening litmus test for romantic relationships, revealing whether a fella is chivalrous or selfish, warns an insistent influencer. “A real man is going to switch seats with you,” said Madeline McAdam, a NYC-based content creator, arguing that gallant … Read more
Freeing frisky lovers from a set of fuzzy handcuffs at 2:00 a.m., or granting law enforcement access into an apartment containing a dead body — it’s all in a profitable day’s work for Upper East Sider Sahar Yona. The 27-year-old residential and commercial locksmith is one of the less than 12 percent of American women — and 8 … Read more
A lakeside village in central New York has been named the nicest place in America. Each year, Reader’s Digest invites readers to nominate towns and cities where people really lean into their neighborliness, coming together to affect positive change — and Liverpool, NY, anchored on the shores of Onondaga Lake, took the gold for goodwill. … Read more
As a New York City kindergarten teacher, riding in style for Sharay Hayes once meant scoring a clean-ish, empty seat on his train ride home to Harlem after a long day in the classroom. But after ditching his low-paying gig with the kids to become one of the boroughs’ most in-demand male escorts — sexually … Read more
New York Post may be compensated and/or receive an affiliate commission if you click or buy through our links. Featured pricing is subject to change. It’s time to return to the farm. Brit Floyd recently announced their 2027 Animals 50 Tour that will celebrate the 50th anniversary of Pink Floyd’s seminal 1977 record “Animals.” From … Read more