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The Revolutionary War was among the most significant periods in the history of our country, and one of the iconic results of this period was the Declaration of Independence. While the Declaration established that “all men were created equal,” these truths weren’t so evident to the population of enslaved and freed Black

Man From Newark Forced His Way Into a Luzerne County Home, Punched a Resident and Stole Two iPhone 17 Pros […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

Eric Scott says peaceful protests are welcome in NJ. Outside agitators who incite violence are not. State Police deserve praise for Newark response.

The Hudson County Board of Commissioners tabled part of a resolution that would have corrected a clerical error for a contract with William J. Guarini Inc. that allowed them to spend $1,099,752 in their contract which was awarded by the board as just $424,000. At last week’s meeting, the board...

For as long as people have built cities, rats have found ways to move in right alongside them. They don’t bake you pies to welcome you to the neighborhood, pay taxes, contribute to the local economy, or appear on tourism sites, and yet, they’ve become permanent residents in many of America’s largest urban hubs.

A grandmother from the Hudson Valley tragically lost her life after falling into an uncovered manhole.

The Rockland County community is mourning the loss of Anthony Navarro, a New York City resident who died following a fatal car accident in Rockland County. The tragic incident has left family members, friends, and loved ones grieving as they remember a man whose life ended unexpectedly. According to reports,...

Quick-acting cops didn’t quack under pressure when they saved 11 tiny ducklings trapped in a storm drain at the NYPD’s police academy, while their frantic mother looked on, new footage of the daring rescue shows. The officers, assigned to the College Point academy, instantly got to work when they spotted the mama duck

A corrections officer at New York City’s Rikers Island prison has pleaded guilty to receiving more than $200,000 in workers’ compensation benefits to which he was not entitled, prosecutors reported. According to Jay Clayton, U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of New York, Jovanny Concepcion pled guilty on...

Mystery men who are “up to no good” have been roaming through New York City’s vast sewer system, and city officials on Tuesday warned potential copycats of dangers they’d face exploring Gotham’s treacherous underground. There’ve been at least three documented sewer incursions since May 5...