More Than 15,000 People Eat At This Legendary New Jersey Diner Every Single Week
Some restaurants get busy. This one practically runs a small city every week. More than 15,000 people reportedly come through the doors, which is the kind of number that makes you wonder how the kitchen staff ever stops moving. Plates fly. Coffee cups disappear. Booths fill, empty, and fill again.
NYC diner war: New diner plans to use singing waitstaff
A new New York City diner is planning to use singing servers. FOX 5 NY's Kendall Green has more on the brewing rivalry.
Three Men Said They Were FBI Agents. Police Say One Held a Woman Down...
Three men allegedly approached a Newark woman’s apartment claiming to be FBI agents. Police say that after she opened the door, they rushed inside, pushed ... Read More
Record 603 Stolen Vehicles Worth $36 Million Seized at New Jersey-New York Ports
Federal authorities say many of the vehicles were stolen from New Jersey and other states...
NYC Health+Hospitals is hiring: Find your next job today
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — Are you looking for a new career? New York City Health and Hospitals is hiring for full-time and part-time positions with no education or prior work requirements. The listings are posted on the NYC Health + Hospitals careers website. To find the positions below, enter the Job IDs in the search [
Judy Torres, ‘Queen of Freestyle,’ Honored by Hudson County
Freestyle music icon Judy Torres, who got her start in Jersey City, was honored in her old neighborhood at the “Freestyle in the Heights” concert on Sunday, October 4, 2026, during National Hispanic Heritage Month. The free outdoor concert, presented by Community 1st at Pershing Field, featured a...
First cannabis lounge opens in Hudson County
JERSEY CITY (PIX11) — Hudson County’s first cannabis lounge opened Friday at Xena. The Lounge at Xena is only the fifth cannabis lounge in New Jersey, celebrating its grand opening on Friday. Customers purchase product from the dispensary and consume it in the downstairs lounge. The lounge features budtenders, multiple
NYC subway dragging death reveals a hidden danger that puts every rider at risk
Gov. Kathy Hochul still can’t protect New Yorkers from subway violence, as last week’s unprovoked knifing murder on a Queens J train reminded us. And crime is magnifying another peril: the risk that a train will run you over. To address both risks, Hochul should direct the state-run Metropolitan Transportation Authorit
NYPD cop struck by bullet rips gangbanger shooter for his ‘false sense of entitlement’...
The gang member who shot two NYPD cops during a Manhattan robbery was ripped as a coward by one of the hero officers Monday — as the sullen shooter was sentenced to nearly two decades behind bars. “There was no need for you to fire that gun only to serve your false sense of entitlement and power,” NYPD Lt. Carl Johnson
Police: Nanny in Secaucus caught assaulting child in her care by retired cop
A 56-year-old nanny in Secaucus was caught assaulting a child in her care by a retired police officer last week, Chief Dennis Miller announced. On September 30th at approximately 12:37 p.m., in furtherance of an investigation conducted by the Secaucus Police Department Juvenile Bureau reported to the police on Septembe
