As fall comes to a close and winter approaches, cooler temperatures and shorter days are becoming more noticeable. Soon, another seasonal change will be upon us: the end of Daylight Saving Time, when clocks fall back one hour and sunset arrives earlier in the evening. Daylight Saving Time ends on Sunday, Nov. 1, when clocks … Read more
A baby sloth was born at the San Diego Zoo — right in time for National Sloth Day. The San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance announced the arrival of the Linnaeus’s two-toed sloth pup — complete with an adorable video of the newborn — on Oct. 20 to mark the holiday. The little one was welcomed on … Read more
Ancient relics including an 800-year-old bloodstained bandage of St. Francis of Assisi have arrived in San Francisco for an ultra-rare public display. Two sacred Catholic relics — including a cloth stained with the blood of the 13th century saint and an Italo-Byzantine style painted panel that once covered his tomb — are now on display at St. … Read more
Welcome to the Boo Apple. In the midst of spooky season, Halloween-themed bars are scaring up monster business timed to Halloween, with lines out the door for the chance to sip on an array of chilling cocktails while taking in some over-the-top frights. From a tiki bar serving up tropical delights to a gothic spectacle … Read more
A woman was diagnosed with breast cancer after her husband found a lump while giving her a cuddle in bed. Avter Dhadwal, 58, was diagnosed with breast cancer aged just 22 in 1991, after finding a lump shortly after the birth of her second child, Bobby, now 35. She beat the condition after a surgery … Read more
Rwanda will host a Formula 1 race from “the early 2030s” when the series returns to Africa after about 40 years. The African Grand Prix will have a 10-year contract and take place at a track in Bugesera, southeast of the capital Kigali, F1 said on Tuesday. The purpose-built track will be ready “early in … Read more
Hair loss is a common experience, affecting millions of people at some stage of life. By age 65, about 53% of men and 40% of women will experience hair loss — a very personal journey that can have real consequences for mental health and self-esteem. But hair today may not be gone tomorrow. Many forms … Read more
It’s about tide! After two years of dormancy, the city’s only swim-bike-run event — now called the Big Apple Triathlon — will make a comeback Saturday with some 1,300 endurance enthusiasts expected to jump in (to the Hudson, that is). If all goes to plan, athletes taking on the longest distance will stroke nearly a … Read more
Nearly half of Americans spend less than two hours outdoors in an entire week, according to a new national survey from the Nature & Health Alliance involving researchers at Texas A&M University. Dr. John La Puma, a California physician and expert in nature-based medicine, has focused on the potential health impacts of spending less time … Read more
We live in a time of dizzying change. Our society is polarized by warring political and cultural beliefs. Violence stalks our streets and even our schools. It feels like we are at the edge of a precipice. But we have been there before. One hundred and seventy years ago, San Francisco, the epicenter of today’s … 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. A new episode of “The Drop: A Snowfall Saga” will be on your screens in just a few hours. Episode 4 of the “Snowfall” sequel series drops on Hulu and … Read more
Step inside your favorite horror movie. A newly opened exhibition at LA’s Academy Museum of Motion Pictures showcases items from nearly a century of horror films, bringing you closer than ever to your worst nightmare. Opened last Saturday, “The Horror Show” exhibit displays of 396 objects from 167 popular horror titles. Sign up for the … Read more
There’s a red-sauce-fueled resurgence happening in Little Italy. For decades, the neighborhood seemed to be shrinking. Once a sprawling 30-block enclave of Italian immigrants, the neighborhood has shrunk to five blocks along Mulberry Street between Canal and Broome. Astronomical rents pushed out multigenerational businesses that had been fixtures for a century. Italian families moved elsewhere. … Read more
movie review RESIDENT EVIL Running time: 95 minutes. Rated R (strong bloody violence, gore, and language throughout). In theaters. It’s easy but dangerous to make a proclamation like “No more video-game movies!”. After the unbearable “Tomb Raider,” “Mortal Kombat,” “Borderlands,” the high-grossing “A Minecraft Movie,” the incomprehensible “Super Mario Bros.” and seven mostly atrocious “Resident … Read more
DEAR ABBY: A dear friend of 10 years experienced a severe mental health crisis. I did my best to reach out to her, but she pushed me away and flaked on plans and important events at the last minute at least a dozen times. Once her mental health began to improve, I approached her and … 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. The fourth season of “Reacher” is wrapping up today, but “Neagley’ is just getting started. The new Prime Video spin-off “from the world of ‘Reacher’” premieres today, Sept. 16. All … Read more
Talk about being ahead of your time. A woman digging through her grandfather’s vintage Disneyland snapshots was left utterly baffled after spotting a suspiciously modern looking parkgoer who appeared to have beamed straight into the 1960’s from the future. Josie Weaver was reminiscing over her family’s treasured vacation archives when one shot outside New Orleans … Read more
School’s out forever for some California kids. Elite techies in the San Francisco Bay Area are part of a nationwide rise in homeschooling that bucks the stereotypes of rural Bible thumpers or hardcore hippies — as they ditch traditional classrooms in favor of using AI to give kids home lessons. Kartik Sathappan and his wife at … Read more
California is going backwards. Home to nearly 40 million people, it was only a matter of time before the Golden State ran out of license plate numbers. Since 1980, the Department of Motor Vehicles has relied on a seven-character sequence — one number, three letters, three numbers. California is running out of license plate combinations … Read more
What’s the difference between a tunnel walk and a catwalk? Not much — at least according to Zara Tisch, the designer behind the sports-inspired label Terez. On Wednesday afternoon in Chelsea, Tisch debuted a runway collection just before the official kickoff to New York Fashion Week. But Tisch’s designer logos weren’t Louis Vuitton or Dior. … Read more