Carl Campanile

Background

Carl Campanile is a veteran journalist with the New York Post, principally covering government and politics. Before coming to the Post in 1998, he worked at The Staten Island Advance and the Paterson News and Herald News in New Jersey. A graduate of St. John's University, he first learned the craft as a researcher for the great muckraker Wayne Barrett of the Village Voice. Campanile first reported on a massive federal bid-rigging probe that led to convictions of associates of former NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo and was part of a team that exposed a lack of safety gear for hospital workers during the COVID-19 outbreak. Campanile has received awards from the NY Press Club and New Jersey Press Association. A sports fan, Campanile avidly follows his beloved Mets baseball team. He loves the outdoors, music, a nice glass of wine and spending time with his son, Casey, and friends.

Latest Articles

Several NYC theaters aren't screening 'Reagan' movie in what Republicans are calling 'liberal bias' censorship

Many New York City theaters didn't show the film "Reagan" -- about Ronald Reagan, the 40th president of the United States and conservative icon who won re-election in a 1984...

House GOPers score labor endorsements in key swing NY districts: 'Moved to the right'

Major unions are breaking from Big Labor in New York and backing GOP incumbents over Dem challengers in local tight House races — giving Republicans a better chance of keeping...

NYPD commish makes first visit to migrant 'Market of Sweethearts' -- with sex workers, illegal vendors in full view

"We've always taken it serious, but we're gonna kick up to another level," Interim NYPD Commissioner Tom Donlon said of enforcement as he walked through Roosevelt Avenue's hotbed of illicit...

Woke 101: NY's largest Catholic university has canceled 'Columbus Day'

"To not acknowledge Columbus is insane," said Angelo Vivolo, president of the Columbus Heritage Coalition. "Of course it's an insult."

Dem ex-Gov. Paterson urges NY to stop 'coddling' juvenile criminals after brat pack attacked him: 'It's really annoying'

"The pendulum has now swung the other way to the point that the criminal-justice system is treating these kids who start these fights as if they should be coddled," said...

Feds hit NYC Department of Education with subpoena as Adams admin investigations heat up

The legal request issued in recent days sought documents related to Banks and his brother Terence Banks.

Democratic Socialists ready endorsement of Israel critic for NYC mayor

The Democratic Socialists of America is readying a vote on whether to endorse Israel-bashing Queens Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani for mayor, according to an internal planning document obtained by The Post.

Gov. Kathy Hochul now says she has 'no intention' to aid Steve Cohen's troubled casino bid

Gov. Kathy Hochul insisted Thursday that she won't aid Mets owner Steve Cohen's bid for a coveted New York City casino license -- after sources told The Post she intended to...

Bloomberg for mayor? Half of NYC voters want billionaire to mount return run amid City Hall chaos: poll

Half of New Yorkers said they'd like former Mayor Mike Bloomberg to run in a special election if Eric Adams resigns or is removed from office, a Morning Consult poll...

Dem House candidate Laura Gillen decried 'corruption' while handing $1.5B Coliseum contract to donor

RXR Realty Investments CEO Scott Rechler donated nearly $21,500 to Gillen's town-level campaign in the months leading up to the Nassau Hub deal, New York State Board of Elections records...

Hochul urged to send state troopers clean up NYC's seedy Roosevelt Avenue: 'More brothels than bodegas'

"Our streets are filthy. Our community can't wait any longer," the group said.

NYC seeking 14,000 hotel rooms to shelter migrants through 2025 — as housing costs set to surpass $2.3B

The Department of Homeless Services is seeking a contract with hotels to provide a total of 14,000 rooms to shelter migrants at least over the next year.

Hochul will go to bat for major donor Mets owner Steve Cohen to revive his NYC casino bid

Gov. Kathy Hochul will go to bat for Mets owner Steve Cohen – one of the Democrat’s biggest donors – to help revive the billionaire’s all-but-dead bid for a coveted...

NY high school students will participate in statewide walkout against trans athletes competing in girls' sports

High school athletes plan to participate in a protest on Oct. 24 to oppose having transgender students or boys competing n women's sports.

Billboards in Pa. urge Jews to vote for Donald Trump

The billboards are sponsored by a new group called Jews for Safety & Security, co-founded by former Brooklyn state Assemblyman Dov Hikind.

Replacement for Adams' right-hand woman revealed

Maria Torres-Springer has been announced to take over from First Deputy Mayor Sheena Wright after her resignation on Tuesday.

Poll toss up: GOP Rep. Mike Lawler 45%, Dem Mondaire Jones 44%

The race for Congress in the lower Hudson Valley is a toss up, with first-term Republican Rep. Mike Lawyer getting support from 45% of likely voters and ex-Rep. Mondare Jones...

Hochul pushing staff changes at 'Titanic' City Hall as she avoids ousting Adams before Nov. 5 election: sources

Gov. Kathy Hochul is intent on filling top posts in Eric Adams’ administration as City Hall turns into the “Titanic” — but insiders say she won’t push out the mayor...

Teachers union looks to tip scale for Democrats to take back NY House seat -- with the goal of making Hakeem Jeffries speaker

The New York State United Teachers union is going all in on state Sen. John Mannion as the former high school teacher and union activist looks to topple first-term Republican...

Ex-Gov. Paterson says attackers can 'rot in hell' as he reveals late-night scrap with gang

Former Gov. David Paterson fought back against the miscreants who attacked him and his stepson on the Upper East Side on Friday night — with the ex-gov telling The Post...