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Singer triumphs in case of diva-vs.-doctor slapdown at Trader Joe's

Singer triumphs in case of diva-vs.-doctor slapdown at Trader Joe's

Justice has been served! A Manhattan judge today took only 15 minutes to acquit opera singer Marcella Caprario of all charges in a wacky, diva-on-doctor slapdown over a frozen vegan pad Thai dinner at a crowded Upper West Side Trader Joe...  Read Full Story

Manhattan

  • Teen shot and killed on Harlem street outside community garden

    Teen shot and killed on Harlem street outside community garden

    A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot last night near his Harlem home, police said. Juan Ortero, 15, was on East 117th Street near Madison Avenue when bullets flew at 9:36 p.m., cops said Police were called and found Ortero, a 10th grader,...  

  • 'Serial corpse-stasher' pleads not guilty to sticking grandma's body in her closet

    'Serial corpse-stasher' pleads not guilty to sticking grandma's body in her closet

    One corpse was left under a Brooklyn bed. Another -- his own grandmother's -- was stuffed into a clothes closet in Harlem. Bodies seem to turn up hither and yon in the wake of Larry Davis, who pleaded not guilty in Manhattan today to charges...  

Brooklyn

  • Cops suspect 3rd b'walk gunman

    Cops suspect 3rd b'walk gunman

    The fast-food worker who allegedly gunned down an innocent teen on Brighton Beach had as many as two accomplices in the boardwalk bloodbath, cops said yesterday. "It's possible there may have been more than two shooters," Police...  

  • LICH's nursing school freezes admissions, won't accept fall freshman class

    Applicants anxiously waiting to hear if they were accepted to a Brooklyn nursing school were devastated to abruptly learn last week that the school isn't...  

Queens

  • America poll-axes Weiner

    America poll-axes Weiner

    America has seen enough of Anthony Weiner. The first national Weinergate poll shows 60 percent of Americans want the lewd lawmaker to quit Congress. And a paltry 8 percent have a favorable opinion of him in the wake of his cybersex...  

  • Texting juror who caused mistrial faces judge

    A juror on a Queens rape case who caused a mistrial when he texted a pal about the deliberations became the defendant today apologizing for sending the...  

Bronx

  • Ex-cop's slay 'guilt' tossed out

    Ex-cop's slay 'guilt' tossed out

    The manslaughter conviction of a former cop in the shooting of an unarmed drunken driver in The Bronx was thrown out by an appeals court yesterday, and now he wants his job back. A judge had found Rafael Lora guilty of second-degree...  

  • Bronx party 'shooter' nabbed

    Bronx party 'shooter' nabbed

    A 17-year-old boy was busted yesterday for shooting a teenage girl in the head outside a raucous Bronx party, authorities said. The unidentified suspect will be charged with attempted murder in the shooting of Yvette Torres, 15, law...  

Staten Island

  • $4M payout for bedsores

    $4M payout for bedsores

    A man who is wheelchair-bound because Staten Island University Hospital failed to properly treat his bedsores has won a $4.06 million award. Staten Island Supreme Court was told that the hospital's "wound specialist" took up to 10 days to...  

  • Staten Island woman settles lawsuit with MTA

    A Staten Island woman has settled a personal injury lawsuit with NYC Transit for $300,000, her second settlement with the agency in five years. According to...  

Sports

  • NYPost.com Poll: Who should be The Post's All-City baseball Player of the Year?

    NYPost.com Poll: Who should be The Post's All-City baseball Player of the Year?

    The baseball season is over, which means one thing: Time to hand out the end-of-year honors. The only thing harder than picking an All-City team, is selecting a Player of the Year. Before beat writers Zach Braziller and Dylan Butler do so, we're...  

  • Spring postseason honors schedule

    In the coming weeks, The Post will be honoring the best players of the 2011 spring season both on nypost.com and in our print edition. The schedule is...   12:48 AM

  • PSAL, CHSAA baseball rosters released for second annual Mayor's Cup all-star game

    PSAL, CHSAA baseball rosters released for second annual Mayor's Cup all-star game

    Myself and colleague Dylan Butler spend much of the spring debating what league is better, the PSAL or the CHSAA. Being the PSAL guy, I always go with the public schools and he takes the side of the Catholic league. Our debate ends Friday night...   2:20 AM

  • Moore Catholic's Salaycik signs with Felician

    Moore Catholic's Salaycik signs with Felician

    It didn’t take long for Alex Salaycik to leave Felician College smiling. During an open gym workout this spring the Moore Catholic forward got her first compliment from Golden Falcons coach Steve Fagan. “He told me I locked down one of his best...  

  • Bergtraum's Gomez 'shocked' to take home Wingate

    Bergtraum's Gomez 'shocked' to take home Wingate

    In a world where sixth and seventh graders are being ranked by recruiting services and an eighth grader’s recruitment to a high school feels like a college process, Ashley Gomez took a much more modest path. She came into Murry Bergtraum three...   12:35 AM

  • Dozo track duo share in Wingate honors

    Dozo track duo share in Wingate honors

    Claudia Francis and Chamique Francis got to enjoy one more accomplishment together. The Benjamin Cardozo stars (no relation) have been competing side by side since they were 7 years old. Monday night at St. Francis College they were with each...  

  • Past, present come together as SFP wins ninth straight CHSAA handball crown

    Past, present come together as SFP wins ninth straight CHSAA handball crown

    St. Francis Prep’s past never had a bigger impact on its present until this year. It’s near decade of handball dominance has brought with it plenty of expectations and pressure to repeat along with the drive to keep the Terriers run atop the CHSAA...  

  • Hornets handball on top of the heap

    Hornets handball on top of the heap

    Midwood is the capital of handball in the PSAL. The Hornets boys team won their third title in four years last month and the girls earned the top seed in the playoffs before falling in the semifinals. On Monday night at St. Francis College, Jack...   3:12 AM

  • Ford hosting Knicks clinic, basketball camp

    The Knicks and Liberty are holding a basketball skills clinic Friday night at Bishop Ford for boys and girls players between the ages of 7 and 17....   1:36 AM

  • The Post's All-Brooklyn softball honors

    The Post's All-Brooklyn softball honors

    Brooklyn produced a NYSAISAA champion, a PSAL Class A city runner-up and a PSAL Class B champion in a solid season. James Madison was right back in the PSAL championship game after taking home the title last year. The Knights fell a little short,...   12:35 AM

  • Elite girls' hoops teams, coaches in Bronx brawl

    Elite girls' hoops teams, coaches in Bronx brawl

    It was a real Rumble in the Bronx. A pair of elite New York girls AAU basketball coaches traded vicious blows with each other — and two of their teenaged players — in a wild Sunday fracas at Fordham University’s Rose Hill Gym, witnesses told The...  

  • Wingate winner Reddish gets special help in preparation for Syracuse

    Wingate winner Reddish gets special help in preparation for Syracuse

    Brandon Reddish is one person thrilled with the NFL lockout. The messy labor negotiations have given the Syracuse-bound wide receiver/defensive back a workout partner that knows a thing or two about preparing for college football. New Philadelphia...  

  • Halperin plays integral role in Brooklyn Tech soccer's present and future

    Halperin plays integral role in Brooklyn Tech soccer's present and future

    For the first three years of her illustrious high school career, Niri Halperin was Brooklyn Tech’s unquestioned star. That didn’t change her senior season, but there was added responsibility on a roster that included just six seniors around a bulk...  

  • McDonald-Smith makes name for self, Scholars Academy

    McDonald-Smith makes name for self, Scholars Academy

    For the elite few athletes, they are known by just their first name – Tiger, LeBron and Kobe. In New York City high school golf circles, there is only one. And his name is Xander. “He’s the one kid that everyone would talk about,” Scholars...  

  • Golden touch: Golfer changes face of New Dorp girls program

    Golden touch: Golfer changes face of New Dorp girls program

    Alex Immella was finding out that golf wasn’t exactly a glamour sport for females at New Dorp. The coach was coming off a winless second season at the helm and had just a pair of victories in his first year. “I asked girls all the time [to play]...  

  • The Post's All-Bronx softball honors

    The Post's All-Bronx softball honors

    The Bronx was deeper in the PSAL than it ever was before this season. Clinton, InTech Academy and Riverdale/Kingsbridge all advanced to the PSAL Class A second round and Stevenson almost did, falling to Bayside in a 12-inning epic. Clinton made its...  

  • Syracuse secures another: Tottenville wideout picks Orange

    Syracuse secures another: Tottenville wideout picks Orange

    Alvin Cornelius didn’t need time. He didn’t need official visits or trips to college camps. The Tottenville star wide receiver is loyal to a fault and that’s why Monday he verbally committed to play football at Syracuse in 2012, joining a long list...  

  • CK's Ortiz content with Kent

    CK's Ortiz content with Kent

    When the lights were the brightest, Chris Ortiz was at his best, helping lead Christ the King to a second consecutive CHSAA Class AA intersectional title and a trip to the New York State Federation final. But when the season ended, the phone calls...  

  • Lincoln's Whitehead left off USA's 16U National Team, but remains in program

    Lincoln's Whitehead left off USA's 16U National Team, but remains in program

    Isaiah Whitehead experienced a first Sunday night and for once, the Coney Island phenom wasn’t thrilled with the result. Lincoln’s 6-foot-4 freshman was left off the 2001 USA 16U National Team after five days of workouts in Colorado Springs, Colo....  

  • Braziller: Nick Carbone deserves credit for GW's title run

    Braziller: Nick Carbone deserves credit for GW's title run

    Saturday night, as George Washington celebrated city championship No. 3, as the Trojans joyously knocked each other over on the mound and took laps around MCU Park in Coney Island, Nick Carbone was again somewhat forgotten. The story was about...  

  • Sheepshead's Boston leaps to historic long jump title

    Sheepshead's Boston leaps to historic long jump title

    Rolyce Boston wasn’t exactly sure what to pack. The Sheepshead Bay senior felt he had nothing to wear to the outdoor state track and field championships in Caledonia, N.Y., until he came across a particular shirt. “I forgot I had the shirt in my...  

  • Erasmus' Green earns Wingate as jump goal nears

    Erasmus' Green earns Wingate as jump goal nears

    Shane Green found a level of jumper’s peace last weekend. The Erasmus Hall senior had spent his final high-school season chasing a 50 foot triple jump. While he didn’t officially reach his goal he finally got hard evidence that he is closer than...  

  • Track & field notebook: Cougars shine at state meet

    Track & field notebook: Cougars shine at state meet

    Medgar Evers' finish in the girls 4 x 400 relay highlighted a big weekend at the outdoor track & field state championships. Sandrae Fargiharson, Nyanka Joseph, Kadecia Baird and Shakele Seaton placed first in the 4 x 400 meter relay with a time of 3...  

  • Wingate Awards notebook: Midwood's Zych hoping to show Pride

    Wingate Awards notebook: Midwood's Zych hoping to show Pride

    Artur Zych is ready for a new challenge. The Midwood senior attack spent his high school career as one of the best and most decorated boys lacrosse players in New York City. He led the Hornets to the PSAL city championship and an undefeated league...  

  • MoMo shocker: Arizona transfer chooses Iona

    MoMo shocker: Arizona transfer chooses Iona

    MoMo Jones announced yesterday that he is taking his talents to Iona. Not Marquette, Seton Hall or South Florida of the Big East. Not UMass of the Atlantic 10. Not Hofstra of the Colonial, which has become a three-bid league. He chose Iona....  

  • Arizona transfer MoMo chooses Iona over Seton Hall

    Harlem native MoMo Jones has chosen to transfer to Iona over Seton Hall and UMass, the former Arizona guard announced Wednesday. Jones, who said he...  

  • Pryor to leave Ohio State amid scandal

    COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Terrelle Pryor's career at Ohio State, which started with so much promise and potential, came to an abrupt and scandal-ridden end....  

  • Ex-Duke basketball player leaps to death

    A former Duke basketball player jumped to his death from the top of the New York Athletic Club on Central Park South yesterday, police said. Thomas...  

  • Giants tab Red Storm SS Panik

    St. John's University junior shortstop Joe Panik was selected by the San Francisco Giants with the 29th pick in the first round of the MLB draft last...  

  • St. John's Panik taken by Giants at end of first round

    St. John's Panik taken by Giants at end of first round

    Joe Panik went undrafted out of John Jay HS in upstate New York. At 6 foot and 175 pounds, he was just another smallish middle infielder with potential at the plate, but plenty of question marks as far as how he would project at the next level. In...  

  • St. John's season ends with loss to East Carolina

    St. John's season ends with loss to East Carolina

    All St. John's needed was a clutch hit. But the Red Storm didn't get one and they were eliminated yesterday from the Charlottesville (Va.) Regional of the NCAA baseball tournament. In a 6-4 loss to East Carolina, the Red Storm (36-22) left...  

  • Seton Hall eliminated in shutout loss to Arizona

    COLLEGE STATION, Texas — Konner Wade threw seven shutout innings Sunday to lead Arizona to a 6-0 victory, eliminating Seton Hall in the College Station...  

  • St. John's season ends with loss to East Carolina

    St. John's season ends with loss to East Carolina

    CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. -- Brad Mincey allowed one run in five innings of relief and East Carolina beat St. John’s 6-4 Sunday to advance to the championship of the Charlottesville Regional. Mincey relieved starter Kevin Brandt with a runner on in the...  

  • St. John's, Seton Hall lose; Manhattan eliminated

    St. John's, Seton Hall lose; Manhattan eliminated

    Virginia left-hander Danny Hultzen used his last start as a pitcher before tomorrow's baseball draft to showcase all he will bring to the next level. Hultzen (11-3) allowed three hits and one run in seven innings and struck out 12 as Virginia...  

  • St. John’s blanks East Carolina in NCAA Regional

    CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. — Sean Hagan said it could have been very different early. The St. John’s left-hander pitched into the eighth inning and got...  

  • UConn's Calhoun not rushing to decide future

    HARTFORD, Conn. -- Connecticut coach Jim Calhoun is preparing for a charity bicycle ride and a trip to the Caribbean, but says he's not ready to decide...  

  • Score NCAA berth

    When St. John's lost to Seton Hall in Sunday's Big East baseball tournament championship game, it looked as if the Red Storm's chances of making it to...  

  • Tressel quits Ohio State amid embarrassing tattoo scandal

    COLUMBUS, Ohio -- Jim Tressel, who guided Ohio State to its first national title in 34 years, resigned yesterday amid NCAA violations from a tattoo...  

  • Ohio St. president, AD should be 2nd & 3rd down

    Jim Tressel did the only thing he could yesterday by resigning as Ohio State's football coach. You can't preach accountability to your players and...  

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