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A 17-year-old has been charged in the shooting death of a 16-year-old in an apartment in Jersey City last week, authorities said. Investigators charged the alleged shooter with aggravated manslaughter, weapons offenses and tampering with evidence, the Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office said Thursday. He was not...

NEWARK, N.J. (PIX11) — Drivers in Newark, New Jersey, were warned to avoid more than two dozen streets that may flood on Friday. The city’s Department of Public Safety announced it was coordinating responses to burglar alarms, flooding conditions, and other weather-related incidents as thunderstorms rolled over the...

Brandon Dae Up Kiehm was previously convicted in 2017 for similar "romance scams"

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Catherine Almonte Da Costa has resigned from her position as Zohran Mamdani’s appointments director in his administration. Her resignation comes just one day after the mayor-elect announced several additions to his administration. The short-lived term as appointments director for the next mayor of...

Harlem, New York – A 3-month-old boy died early Tuesday morning after being accidentally smothered while sleeping with his mother and infant sister inside a Harlem apartment, according to law enforcement officials. Authorities say the incident appears to be a tragic accident, and no criminal activity is suspected....

Governor-elect Mikie Sherrill will take the oath of office in Newark next month, breaking more than 200 years of tradition of Trenton-based inaugurations. Sherrill’s inauguration is set for noon on January 20 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center (NJPAC), making her the first elected governor since the 18th...

The union wants to know what City Hall knew about the 9/11 dangers and when they're hoping a new mayoral administration will help them get answers.

Make sure to pay to ride on NYC buses because MTA chief Janno Lieber wants to roll out a "European-style" fare enforcement model to crack down on fare evasion

We've all seen people jumping over the turnstiles to avoid paying for their train rides, but it's soon going to be more difficult for fare beaters to do that.

Stand clear of the closing snorts! The MTA will dish out $7.3 million to expand its anti-fare evasion gadgets to nearly every subway station in the five boroughs — even though rule breakers have been laughing their way right past them. The MTA signed off this week on a deal with Boyce Technologies to add more...