Dorian Geiger

Dorian Geiger is a reporter at the New York Post

Background

Dorian Geiger is a metro reporter at The New York Post, covering courts, crime, city hall, state politics, transit, housing, education, and everything in between. His front-page exclusives include live coverage of the mass arrests at Columbia University during the 2024 anti-Israel protests, a gut-wrenching interview with the parents of Nova Music Festival victim Shani Louk, and a quirky feature on the sale of an Egyptian UFO cult’s headquarters in Bushwick. Dorian, an avid marathon runner, also managed to land an exclusive interview with Blink 182’s drummer, Travis Barker, during a 5K charity race the punk rocker had organized amid a Queens tour stop. Before landing at The Post, Dorian held editorial posts at NBC, Axios, POLITICO, TIME Magazine, and LinkedIn News. He also previously lived in Doha, Qatar and Washington, D.C. where he juggled roles as a digital producer and features writer for Al Jazeera English. He’s interviewed Edward Snowden, Vatican-appointed exorcists, death row executioners, and ex-Scientologist celebrities. The New York Times, VICE, The Guardian, the BBC, The Daily Beast, Teen Vogue, The Wall Street Journal, and others have published his work. Dorian is also faculty lecturer for . He lives in Ridgewood, Queens. Have a story tip? Email dgeiger@btc365-futebol.com or connect with Dorian on social media.

Latest Articles

Controversial NYC boardwalk bicycle ban scrapped after local outrage, protests: ‘Bad timing’

The city has pumped the brakes on a divisive new proposal.

Dem Newark Mayor released after being arrested while protesting ICE detention facility he vowed to shut down

Baraka “committed trespass and ignored multiple warnings," acting US Attorney Alina Habba wrote on X.

HBO star's new 44-seat micro-moviehouse screens film oddities, classics in offbeat NYC space

HBO star John Wilson's new Low Cinema in Ridgewood has just 44 seats with a quirky interior and a roster of films ranging from the classics to bizarre military and...

NYC to buy $1.6M in panic buttons for 500 bodegas to try to curb crime: 'Hopefully, it works'

The buttons will connect directly to the NYPD’s central command center, bypassing traditional 911 dispatchers to reduce response times, Mayor Eric Adams said.

Victim, 37, whose corpse was sexually abused on NYC subway was hardworking father and family man, heartbroken wife says

“I want him to be remembered as the lively person that he was, that he had so many dreams and so many goals that he wanted to achieve."

Horny turkey’s hunt for love causes chaos for residents, NYPD officers desperately chasing her

The horny bird's quest for love is causing nothing but chaos in Midtown East.

New Yorkers revolt against 'toxic' new neighborhood battery storage facilities as backlash grows to green energy law

It's the new not-in-my-backyard rage -- opposition to dozens of lithium-ion battery storage facilities planned across the Big Apple and Empire State to advance New York's much-criticized green energy law...

Devastated brother of mom killed in Hudson River helicopter crash vows to 'keep your smile alive every day'

The devastated brother of Hudson River helicopter crash victim Mercè Camprubí Montal paid a grim visit to the scene of the fatal accident Saturday, as he promised to "never forget"...

Doomed Hudson River helicopter was once featured in video touting safety record -- as beleaguered company says it's not operating until further notice

Footage of the doomed Bell 206 helicopter is still available on the firm's website under a section called "Why Choose Us," and YouTube.

NYC first-grade teacher's loved ones rip killer boyfriend as 'evil coward' after fatal shooting: 'God is gonna take care of him'

“Whether he killed himself or not, whether we got justice or not… to me, is it really justice?” Hoyle’s best friend said. “Because she’s gone. Regardless of how it ends, she’s...

Anti-Trump protesters descend on DC to rally against Musk's DOGE cuts, new tariffs: 'Let's keep them afraid!'

The huge crowd assembled near the Washington Monument with handmade signs for the event — which prompted the White House to postpone garden tours, though the president himself was out...

Anti-Israel 'Squad' member Tlaib rallies ‘comrades’ to back socialist NYC mayoral candidate Mamdani

Far-left congresswoman Rashida Tlaib (D-Mich.) issued the call-to-arms to hundreds of Democratic Socialists of America members as she drummed up support for Zohran Mamdani during a virtual "organizing call" late...

NYPD reviewing $734K contract for horse vet with decades-long history of violations

“While there have been no complaints or problems with the care that our horses have received, we take any allegations of abuse very seriously, and we are reviewing the contract,”...

Masked Columbia protesters march on campus, defying Trump-ordered ban on face coverings

The protesters put out a cattle call on social media Monday, proclaiming it "Mask-Up Monday" -- provocatively thumbing their noses at the university's newly announced restrictions.

Protesters rip NYC for replacing promised affordable housing building with homeless shelter: 'Bait and switch'

Enraged Brooklyn residents are accusing the city of a "bait and switch" to replace a building slated for affordable housing with a new homeless shelter.

NYC Target bars kids under age 18 without adult after rash of delinquent fights

"I kind of think it's a good idea because you can't predict what these kids are going to do, especially after school,” said 20-year-old Kaela Ramsey, who was shopping at...

FDNY dukes it out against rival first responders at MSG in the International Battle of the Badges

They’re New York’s Bravest – and Toughest.