Dorian Geiger is an award-winning New York City-based journalist and editor. Currently, he serves as a metro reporter at The New York Post covering courts, crime, city hall, state politics, transit, housing, and everything in between. His work has been published by The New York Times, Axios, NBC, Al Jazeera, POLITICO, TIME, VICE, The Guardian, Teen Vogue, The BBC, NowThis, The Wall Street Journal, Business Insider, The Daily Beast, and LinkedIn News. Connect with Dorian on social media.
‘Climate of terror’: New York’s migrants and asylum seekers brace for Trump
More than 200,000 asylum seekers and migrants have arrived in the US city in the past two years. Many fear deportation under Trump.
NYPD finds bag possibly belonging to UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson’s killer
NYPD investigators found a gray backpack hidden in the brush in Central Park on Friday that could be the one ditched by the assassin who gunned down United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson, cops and sources said.
Prosecutors open to delaying Trump’s sentencing in hush money case
New York prosecutors say they are opposed to dismissing United States President-elect Donald Trump’s hush money case but have expressed openness to delaying his sentencing until after his second term.
Trump 2.0: Who is going to be in the US president-elect’s administration?
Who’s in? And who’s out? As a second Trump administration looms, intense jockeying for key spots in his forthcoming cabinet has begun.
Excited and unnerved: New Yorkers flood the polls on US Election Day
As the sun rose over the five boroughs of New York City on Tuesday morning, a certain unspoken unease permeated the crisp autumn air. New Yorkers — both supporters of former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris — flooded polling places early on November 5 as voters in the United States began to duke it out at the ballot box.
How Biden’s Indigenous boarding school apology could impact the Native vote
The Democratic president issued a historic apology for a system that sought to erase Indigenous culture. But will it mobilise Native voters?
‘Dante’s inferno’: Wildfires scorch New York amid historic drought
For millions of New Yorkers in the concrete jungle and beyond, the spate of wildfires at their backdoor was unthinkable.
Firefighters battle blaze in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park as NYC’s unprecedented dry stretch continues
A brush fire broke out in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park on Friday night amid a stretch of historically dry weather, officials said. More than 100 firefighters responded to the two-acre blaze in the rolling meadow known as the Nethermead in the middle of the popular green space, according to the FDNY.
Donald Trump surprises Bronx barbershop with visit as Queens native tells patrons ‘you guys are the same as me’
He was looking for the Bronx shear. Former President Donald Trump dropped in at Knockout Barber in The Bronx Thursday — his second recent Boogie-Down visit as the presidential election inches closer.
Biden noshes at posh NYC eatery ahead of Trump, Harris debate
President Biden dined at a posh Upper East Side Italian restaurant as his successor atop the Democratic ticket readied for her presidential debate. The 81-year-old commander in chief was spotted dining at Campagnola on First Avenue for his granddaughter’s birthday a day before he’s set to commemorate the 23rd anniversary of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in lower Manhattan.
NYC outdoor dining sheds must come down Friday — before the ‘busiest part of the year’ — per strict new seasonal rules
The Big Apple is shedding outdoor dining. Restaurant sheds across the five boroughs must come down, according to new city rules — that had some diners saying good riddance, while eatery staffers worried about the impact on business.
Brooklyn’s first luxe building for ‘DINKs’ starts leasing this week – and childless renters have mixed feelings: ‘I like seeing kids around’
Baby-toting couples, begone. A developer in Brooklyn is building a luxe paradise for childless couples in family-friendly Park Slope featuring amenities like a Pilates studio, rooftop pool and dog spa.
The 13-story hi-rise at 655 Union St. is the first of its kind in Brooklyn being marketed to DINKs – dual income no kids in their 20s and 30s who are, like many others, holding off on a visit from the stork.
Harvey Weinstein is recovering, but ‘in a lot of pain’ following emergency heart surgery: rep
Convicted rapist and disgraced Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein is recovering from emergency heart surgery at Bellevue Hospital but remains “in a lot of pain,” his representative said. Weinstein, 72, was rushed to the hospital on Monday from Rikers Island, where he is being held ahead of his retrial for sex crimes.
Advocates call for Central Park carriage horse ban ahead of driver’s animal abuse trial
Neigh-sayers galloped outside Manhattan Criminal Court Monday afternoon to call for a shutdown of the city’s carriage horse industry as a handler of a horse that died two years ago faced his first day of trial — or so they thought.
Shani Louk’s parents describe seeing daughter’s body 7 months after she was murdered and paraded through Gaza
The parents of Shani Louk, the 23-year-old tattoo artist killed by Hamas and paraded half-naked through Gaza, described identifying their daughter’s body seven months after she was murdered by terrorists — hours after her remains were recovered in Rafah by Israeli soldiers.