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Pete Davidson names Staten Island deli as his ‘happy place’ during new Netflix podcast

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Pete Davidson has spent years shouting out Staten Island’s best food spots, but on the debut episode of his new Netflix podcast, one local deli got a mention for a very different reason. During the debut installment of “The Pete Davidson Show,” Davidson sat...
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City Issues Over 300 Snow-Related Summonses

Faced with resident complaints and negative news coverage of its snowstorm response, Jersey City appears to be fighting back against two groups of bad actors. According to Jersey City Communications Director Nathaniel Styer, as of Thursday, the city had issued over 300 summonses to business owners and landlords. By...
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Solomon selects Dr. Dia Bryant as the Jersey City deputy mayor for education

Jersey City Mayor James Solomon has selected Dr. Dia Bryant, the former executive director of The Education Trust–New York. as the deputy mayor for education. “Every child in Jersey City deserves a bright future, and that starts with schools that work for our kids,” Solomon said in a statement.
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NJ Teacher Sentenced Over Six Years for Child Porn

NEWARK, N.J. — A former teacher in Union County was sentenced to 78 months in federal prison for receiving and possessing child pornography, according to a statement released by Senior Counsel Philip Lamparello of the U.S. Attorney’s Office.
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North Jersey Men Charged in Human Trafficking, Sexual Assault of Minor

State prosecutors allege the defendants targeted a 13-year-old girl for prostitution and sexual abuse, including the production of explicit images, in a case spanning multiple cities.
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Amazon To Lay Off 841 NJ Employees As Fresh, Go Stores Prepare To Close:...

According to NJ WARN data, a total of 871 layoffs are scheduled in New Jersey, with the largest number affecting Bergen County, where 417 jobs are expected to be eliminated. Additional layoffs are listed in Passaic County, where 240 positions are impacted, followed by Monmouth County with 141 job cuts and Hudson...
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One Dead as Early-Morning Fire Strikes Brooklyn (NY) Apartment Building

One person died after a fire broke out in a Brooklyn apartment building early Thursday morning, cops and firefighters said. The unidentified victim’s lifeless body was found after the blaze ignited inside the Ocean Ave. building near Avenue W in Sheepshead Bay just before 2 a.m., police said. A...
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New Yorkers begin to lose hope as freeze sets in and snow turns gray

Enormous piles of snow have come to be symbols of despair for New Yorkers this week. New Yorkers have begun to lose their patience with the weather as a deep freeze sets in. [ more › ]
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Hochul peeved by Mamdani’s ‘tax the rich’ demands as he claims NYC faces $12B...

Kath is mad at Zoh’s tax math. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s “tax the rich” refrain is getting on Gov. Kathy Hochul’s nerves — with sources saying she views his warnings that the city faces a $12 billion budget hole as an underhanded ploy to push his socialist dreams. Hochul’s circle believes the sky-is-falling fiscal...
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Hudson River ice: When New Yorkers once walked across to NJ

NEW YORK (PIX11) – This week, massive chunks of ice have been floating down the Hudson River, causing ferry delays between New York City and Hoboken. While that may seem extreme by today’s standards, it’s nothing compared to what happened in the 1800s and early 1900s — when the river actually froze solid.

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