NYPD’s new $750M home has a water contamination problem

This academy is not going to win any awards. The NYPD's brand-new, $750 million supposedly state-of-the-art Police Academy in Queens now has a water contamination problem —-just months after the building's high-tech gym floor buckled and needed to be...

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Jennifer Aniston shakes off Oscar snub with famous gals

Jennifer Aniston isn't letting being snubbed for an Oscar for her lead role in "Cake" get her down. She was spotted "laughing and having a great time" on a girls' night out with Chelsea Handler, Sandra Bullock and three other women at Craig's restaurant...

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City to pay parents $3.9M over son’s fatal 2012 shooting

The city has agreed to shell out $3.9 million to family members of slain Bronx teenager Ramarley Graham to settle a wrongful death lawsuit over his fatal 2012 shooting, sources confirmed Friday. The unarmed Graham, 18, was killed by undercover police...

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Despite slump, here’s why Rangers’ St. Louis isn’t blue

A pair of duds coming out of the All-Star break has Rangers coach Alain Vigneault considering making some changes heading into Saturday's game against the Hurricanes at the Garden. "I'm contemplating that right now," Vigneault said after practice on...

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Nets blow comeback, fall in heartbreaker to Raptors

This one hurt. After digging themselves out of double-digit deficits in the first and second halves, the Nets couldn't hold onto a lead late in regulation and suffered a 127-122 overtime loss to the Raptors in front of 17,062 at Barclays Center on Friday...

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Dan Loeb missed his shot to profit from ‘American Sniper’

After activist investor Dan Loeb confirmed that "American Sniper" Chris Kyle was once his shooting instructor, everyone on Wall Street wants to know exactly how good a shot Loeb is. Chris Kyle in 2012.Photo: AP Bloomberg reported he was introduced...

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Battle-tested Pats rate narrow edge

Football expert Phil Steele is the owner and publisher of Phil Steele's College Football Preview, regarded as the college football bible. Get in-depth coverage of college and pro football 24/7/365 at PhilSteele.com. Patriots (-1) over Seahawks: The...

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Tough Seahawks ready to re-Pete

Including the 1997-2013 seasons in The Post, Cat's record in print stands at 501-424 (54 percent) against the spread. Seahawks (+1) over Patriots: Seattle has right-tackle issues on the offensive line, legitimate concerns about the health of Richard...

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Bob Ojeda denied raise, bolts SNY after 6 years

Bob Ojeda won't be returning to the Mets' pregame and postgame studio shows on SNY, an industry source confirmed Thursday. The outspoken former pitcher was seeking a raise in new contract negotiations. A source called the gap "not substantial," but...

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Offensively challenged Rangers blanked by Canadiens

Apparently the Islanders aren't the only team that can keep the Rangers offense in check. Max Pacioretty broke up a scoreless deadlock with 4:17 left to lift the Canadiens to a 1-0 victory over the Rangers on Thursday night at Madison Square Garden....

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$18 billion earnings has Icahn biting tongue on Apple

Carl Icahn is still prodding Apple CEO Tim Cook — but he's doing it more gently now. "I don't want to go into my discussions with Tim — we think very highly of Tim," the hard-charging billionaire said in a TV interview Wednesday. The tempered criticism...

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Court takes a $4.5M ‘Wiz’ on defunct chain’s co-founder

The disgraced co-founder of defunct, but iconic, electronics chain Nobody Beats the Wiz is heading to prison with empty pockets after a federal judge Wednesday ordered him to shell out $4.5 million to victims he fooled to fraudulently obtain bank loans...

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Sanitation workers overdo storm cleanup to reap overtime

The overhyped blizzard was a forecasting bust — but a boon for Sanitation Department snowplow drivers, who were still raking in the overtime Wednesday, scraping the black asphalt hours after the white stuff had been cleared from city streets. "The city...

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Paltrow’s mom doesn’t get ‘conscious uncoupling’

Even Gwyneth Paltrow's mom doesn't fully understand the star's much maligned "conscious uncoupling" from rocker Chris Martin. We spotted Blythe Danner at a VIP dinner for her Sundance film, "I'll See You in My Dreams," this week and asked how Paltrow...

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FXCM to write off losses for 90 percent of customers

FXCM, the bailed-out currency broker, is willing to forgive and forget. The company is going to write off losses for 90 percent of its customers — most of them smaller day-trader-type accounts — that amount to about 40 percent of the total company losses,...

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The $1,000 parka that quietly took over Hollywood fashion

Daniel Craig stands proudly on a snow-covered mountaintop, braving the cold in jeans, hiking boots and a $495 cobalt-blue puffer jacket. This Bond needs no gadgets or high-performance skis here. Because emblazoned on his sleeve is the only status symbol...

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Nets’ Hollins: Aversion to stats ‘dumbest thing I’ve ever heard’

When Lionel Hollins wasn't brought back to coach the Grizzlies last season — after leading them to a franchise-record 56 wins and a Western Conference Finals appearance in 2013 before his contract expired — it was rumored a main reason was because of...

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Spy games now a family affair in ‘The Americans’ Season 3

When Soviet spy drama "The Americans" ended its second season last May, it did so with the bombshell that the KGB is starting a program for second-generation illegals — and that the Center wants to recruit Paige (Holly Taylor), the daughter of undercover...

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Pete Carroll explains ‘unpopular’ decision to trade Harvin

PHOENIX — It might not look like it now, considering they're in the Super Bowl, but the Seahawks really did pay a price for abruptly shipping Percy Harvin to the Jets in October. Seahawks coach Pete Carroll on Monday described the Oct. 17 trade as something...

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Regis‘ ‘Late Late’ gig brings back talk show pain

Regis Philbin continues his two-night guest-hosting gig on Tuesday's "Late Late Show," with scheduled guests David Letterman and Tony Danza. Reege corralled A-listers Susan Sarandon and Alan Alda for Monday night's show (both shows taped here in New...

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Poe musical ‘Nevermore’ looks great but overstays its welcome

More than its plot or score, what you'll remember from the Poe musical "Nevermore" is its look. Bretta Gerecke's costumes, makeup and props are part Edward Gorey, part Tim Burton and mostly in ghoulish black and white — as were several members of the...

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Former Apple CEO being sued by ex for ‘hiding millions’ in divorce

The man who famously fired Steve Jobs from Apple, John Sculley, is being sued by his ex-wife of 32 years, Carol Lee Sculley, who claims he "secretly and furtively" hid more than $25 million of his assets when they divorced. Sculley — the former Apple...

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Carmelo raves about Okafor — who’s ‘big fan’ of Melo

Tucked in among the 19,812 highly exuberant fans at the Garden Sunday were some very interested observers. They wore neither Duke blue nor St. John's red, but bled Knicks orange and blue. And they no doubt were watching Jahlil Okafor, universally projected...

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Coach K sheds some light on potential end to career

Mike Krzyzewski has seen it all, even the things that have never been done before. Back at center court of the World's Most Famous Arena, college basketball's most famous coach was being celebrated for becoming the first men's Division I head coach...

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Sheldon Silver to step down temporarily

Sheldon Silver agreed on Sunday to step down temporarily as Speaker of the Assembly as he fights federal corruption charges, according to sources. "Shelly will withdraw as speaker," one source said. A coalition of up to five assembly Democratic...

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Nixed guilty verdicts a blow to Preet’s Wall Street crackdown

Manhattan US Attorney Preet Bharara's ambitious Wall Street crackdown was dealt another blow Thursday when a federal judge tossed out four insider trading guilty pleas. US District Judge Andrew Carter threw out the guilty pleas of four men who had admitted...

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Pats — and Seahawks — ball boys won’t handle Super Bowl balls

The NFL will use independent equipment managers for Super Bowl XLIX, not those from the participating teams — but that has nothing to do with the ongoing Deflategate controversy. This procedure was established before allegations of underinflated balls...

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Former Rodale Headquarters sold to town for nearly $3 million

Civic leaders in Emmaus, Pa., voted 6-to-1 last week to buy the former headquarters of Men's Health publisher Rodale for $2.95 million. Although that was about $500,000 less than the $3.49 million the company sought when it moved out 2 ¹/₂ years ago,...

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Supposed Colts whistleblower denies noticing deflation

FOXBOROUGH, Mass. — The NFL's Deflategate investigation took on added mystery Thursday when the person reportedly responsible for starting it denied any role. Colts linebacker D'Qwell Jackson told reporters at Pro Bowl practices in Arizona he didn't...

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Bob Dylan gives exclusive interview to…AARP magazine?

Bob Dylan says that real rock 'n' roll died in 1961 or 1962. The remarks from the raspy-voiced folk rocker may not be that surprising — but the media outlet the music legend picked for an exclusive interview is: AARP Magazine. "They sought us out,"...

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The last B. Smith Manhattan restaurant closes its doors

Dan Gasby and B. Smith in AugustPhoto: Sonia Moskowitz/Getty Images Restaurateur B. Smith, who is battling Alzheimer's, has abruptly closed her last remaining eatery. Her husband, Dan Gasby, posted an announcement on his Facebook page early Monday....

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Family of slain cyclist fighting to get trucker off the road

A traffic-court judge will decide whether a hit-and-run truck driver will finally lose his license years after he killed a Brooklyn artist, the victim's family told The Post. Relatives of victim Mathieu Lefevre discovered late last year that a judge...

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Emmy Rossum cozies up to director boyfriend at Hollywood Hills party

Emmy Rossum looked cozy with her writer and director boyfriend Sam Esmail at a party for Carbon38 founder Katie Warner Johnson Saturday night at Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss' Hollywood Hills home to celebrate the e-commerce site's second anniversary....

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Is James Franco working on another MoMA exhibit?

Art buddies James Franco and Klaus Biesenbach could be collaborating on another project. The two were spotted at the Whynot bistro in the West Village Monday morning, where spies told us "The Interview" actor Franco — without the burly security...

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Proposed parking ban would put the squeeze on out-of-towners

Nights will be a living dread for out-of-state motorists if one New York lawmaker has his way. Queens Assemblyman Michael Miller has proposed a law that would prohibit cars with out-of-state plates from parking overnight on city streets. The bill would...

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What the Nets can do to make a second-half surge

The Nets spent Sunday licking their wounds after failing to complete a home-and-home sweep of the Wizards Saturday, a loss that put them at 17-24 at the halfway mark and with losses in eight of their past nine games. They return Monday to their New...

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Leveling the field for great schools

On a bone-chilling morning just before Thanksgiving, fourth-graders from Bronx Charter School for Excellence bundled up and happily sat in Bowling Green under a tent, a "classroom without walls." The public-school kids were hoping that, through the...

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Romney’s third run will be no charm

After his third loss, in 1908, as the Democratic presidential nominee, William Jennings Bryan enjoyed telling the story of the drunk who three times tried to enter a private club. After being tossed out into the street a third time, the drunk said:...

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