Police: Woman busted for credit card theft, hindering apprehension at Secaucus Best Buy
A New York woman was busted for credit card theft and hindering apprehension at the Best Buy in Secaucus over the weekend, Police Chief Dennis Miller announced. On Saturday, September 13th at 3:55 p.m., Secaucus police responded to Best Buy, located at 3 Millcreek Drive, on a report of possible identity theft, Miller...
Cameras ticketing parking scofflaws? New system in effect Oct. 1 in NJ
HOBOKEN, N.J. (PIX11) — Cameras will be added two weeks from now to the squad of traffic and parking enforcement officers in this city across the Hudson River from Manhattan. Parking officials here are getting the word out now about the changes to come, and reactions among some residents — especially some drivers —...
Dispatches from the Roach Motel: A New Yorker’s Tale of Public Health – Voices...
We continue our series Voices from the Field: Meeting This Moment in Public Health in which we lift the voices of public health professionals reflecting on the realities we’re facing today - and the lessons learned across the arc of their careers.
El Museo del Barrio in East Harlem stands as firm platform for Hispanic pride
El Museo del Barrio was founded in 1969 by a community of Puerto Rican educators and parents, led by artist Raphael Montanez Ortiz, who felt representation was lacking.
$1M Cash 4 Life Ticket Sold At Lyndhurst Liquor Store
The winning numbers from Sunday, Sept. 14 were 08, 13, 14, 26 and 38, with 02 as the Cash Ball, according to the New Jersey Lottery. A ticket sold at World of Wine & Liquor on Valley Brook Avenue in Lyndhurst matched all five numbers but missed the Cash Ball, securing the $1 million cash option. The store will...
New October 1 parking law will see ‘automatic’ fines – and drivers will find...
A US city is set to bring in a new parking law that will see automatic fines handed out to drivers. New camera tech is set to be used to issue penalties for parking violations, but car owners won’t be immediately notified of their infractions and instead will receive citations by mail.
2 teens wounded in cop-involved shooting as NYPD officers break-up gunfight on NYC street
Two teens were wounded in a cop-involved shooting Monday evening after NYPD officers fired their weapons to stop a Harlem gunfight involving the victims and an 18-year-old attempted murderer who was out free due to a controversial law . Officers responded to an unrelated 911 call at the Wagner House at around 5:30...
25 Signs You’re Not Tough Enough to Live in New York City
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Maniac gunman strikes 73-year-old woman amid surge of attacks on seniors in New York
Police have revealed that a maniac hit a 73-year-old woman and pointed a gun at her during a terrifying robbery inside a Brooklyn tire shop on Saturday in New York. This comes as the latest in a series of attacks targeting elderly New Yorkers, authorities said. The attacker snatched the old woman’s phone and shoved...
Anti-white attacker pummeled stranger who glanced at her in unprovoked NYC subway assault: cops,...
A hate-fueled attacker allegedly pummeled a stranger who simply glanced at her in an unprovoked attack onboard a Manhattan train over the weekend, cops and sources said. Genesis Gittens – who just turned 20 on Monday – was yelling on a southbound L train at the 1st Avenue and East 14th Street station around 2:10 a.m....
