Dexter Lawrence doesn’t need crutches, so his healthy teammates won’t use them, either. The Giants placed their best player on injured reserve Monday, which essentially ends his season considering Lawrence wouldn’t be eligible to return from his elbow injury until a meaningless season finale at the earliest. “The reality of it is we’re going to … Read more
A dog in a kennel at Chesterfield Square, one of six shelters run by Los Angeles Animal Services. (Christina House/Los Angeles Times) The head of the L.A. city agency overseeing animal shelters is stepping down, according to an city email sent Monday to shelter volunteers and animal advocates. Staycee Dains resigned effective November 30, assistant … Read more
Add one more potential starting pitching arm to the free-agent market. A few teams are inquiring about Clay Holmes transitioning from the bullpen to the rotation, including the Mets, a source told The Post. Holmes has not started since 2018, his debut season with the Pirates. But he was a starter throughout his minor league … Read more
The game was pulled from Steam in Britain after drawing the attention of digital counter-terrorism agents, but was still on sale at a discount in Canada during Black Friday A screenshot from the trailer for the Fursan al-Aqsa: The Knights of the Al-Aqsa Mosque video game depicts Hamas terrorists killing Israeli soldiers during the October … Read more
A legal document filed on behalf of the Crown corporation asserts the judge who heard the case made multiple mistakes. A memorial at the corner of 6th Ave. S. and Government Road in Weyburn marks the location where two SaskPower linemen, Scott Bill and Cole Crooks, fell while working at heights. Both men died and SaskPower was … Read more
A cop who shot and nearly killed a Bronx man in the middle of a mental-health breakdown should be kicked off the force, according to the city’s civilian oversight panel. The final determination on the recommendation — the most severe that can be issued by the Civilian Complaint Review Board — could ultimately be the … Read more
“We know these issues are not unique to our province, but we are taking action to make life more affordable for all Saskatchewan residents and families …” Finance Minister Jim Reiter answers questions from the press after session inside the Saskatchewan Legislative Building on Monday Dec. 2, 2024 in Regina.Photo by KAYLE NEIS /Regina Leader-Post … Read more
Three masked goons attacked a Manhattan man in his apartment Monday and stole 14 watches worth $10,000 after sneaking through a window as he slept, cops and sources said. The 41-year-old victim was sleeping in his apartment on Second Avenue near East 106th Street around 2:25 a.m. when the trio climbed into his third-story apartment … Read more
It’s holiday inflation everyone can get behind. A pair of Long Island homeowners are going big for Christmas — installing a 42-foot inflatable Santa Claus that’s attracted hundreds of onlookers. Farmingdale dance studio owner Jacklyn Proscia, 35, said the idea came after her neighbor to the right, nurse Christina Stergiopoulos, 36, said she wanted to … Read more
Daniel Penny “acted to save” subway riders from a “desperate” Jordan Neely, his lawyer argued Monday — asking jurors in the lightning-rod Manhattan trial: “Who would you want on the next train with you?” “Danny acted when others didn’t,” defense attorney Steven Raiser said during his closing statement in Manhattan Supreme Court. “He put his … Read more
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