Altoona Cops Bust NYC Run, Seize Four Kilos and 100 Meth Pills
A routine traffic stop in Altoona turned into a major drug bust on June 17, when officers pulled over a vehicle returning from New York City and ended up seizing what they describe as a multi‑kilogram shipment of suspected cocaine along with about 100 pressed suspected methamphetamine pills. After a police K‑9 indicate
Endicott native’s journey to the Tony Awards
NEW YORK, N.Y. (WIVT/WBGH) – The Tony Awards is an event that every theatre kid dreams of attending and maybe even winning a Tony. For one Endicott native, those dreams became a reality. On June 7, Endicott native Santino DeAngelo, joined his production team colleagues to accept the Tony...
State-of-the-art physical therapy clinic growing in this N.J. county
JAG Physical Therapy has opened a new clinic in Kearny, marking its 10th location in Hudson County and continuing its expansion of rehabilitation services across North Jersey. The facility, located at 206 Bergen Ave., will offer physical and occupational therapy services, including orthopedic rehabilitation and sports
Two men charged with flooding NYC with 1 million doses of ‘liquid poison’ date...
A pair of Manhattan men were arrested this week after they allegedly imported one million individual doses of the lethal date rape drug GBL into NYC. Mark Dygdon and Rodrigo Castro allegedly conspired to flood the five boroughs with seven tons of gamma-butyrolactone , which goes by street names like Blue Nitro and Revi
Kearny man turns tiny car into rolling World Cup tribute
A local soccer fan is spreading World Cup spirit through the streets of "Soccer Town USA" with a one-of-a-kind decorated car that keeps neighbors smiling.
Why residents near this Staten Island school say they’re fed up with parking chaos
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y.— Gridlock, congestion and double-parked cars plague most school zones during dismissal, but neighbors say the streets surrounding one Staten Island elementary school are impassable. “Double parked cars are left unattended for about 10 minutes,” said Chad Siniscalchi, who has lived in the area for tw
Juneteenth rally in the North Bronx highlights voting rights and push for equality
The rally began six years ago during the COVID-19 pandemic as a way to heal an isolated community and has since grown into a cornerstone of reflection and joy.
New Jersey’s Most Hyped Burger Is Leaving First-Timers Speechless
The first clue is the smell. Before you start overthinking the menu, before you wonder whether a burger from a small Jersey City spot can really live up to the noise, the air around 101 Pacific Avenue starts making its case. It is beef hitting a hot grill, onions doing...
A Greek Escape In Downtown Manhattan: Inside Selene
Anyone who knows me knows that I can eat Greek food any night of the week and often do. The flavors are fresh, clean, and familiar, and the dishes are colorful and delicious without being a splurge. Some Greek restaurants in New York, where I live, are spots, I can...
NJ man faces 7 counts of attempted murder in Penn Station stabbing spree, officials...
Amtrak police said Hector Deleon unleashed a violent knife attack at Penn Station, injuring five men and raising alarms about safety in crowded places.
