Two people pushed onto the tracks at Upper East Side station: Sources
Two people were thrown onto the tracks at a Manhattan subway station on Sunday morning and pulled back to safety by some good Samaritans, police sources said. The "unprovoked" attack, as the sources are describing the incident, happened at the F/M/Q line stop at East 63rd Street and Lexington Avenue just after 12 p.m.
Tight-Lipped NYPD Brass Go Live As Mystery Probe Grips City
On Saturday night, the NYPD pulled back the curtain just an inch, holding a brief media availability while stressing that a major investigation is underway but very much under wraps. Police Commissioner Jessica S. Tisch stood alongside senior NYPD executives for the short briefing, which the department streamed on...
New York Mourns Loss of National Guard Major and NYPD Officer Sorffly Davius, Who...
Today, our state mourns the loss of Major Sorffly Davius, who died on March 6 at Camp Buehring in Kuwait while serving his country. Major Davius was the “Citizen Soldier” in every sense. A dedicated NYPD officer and decorated Army veteran, he spent his career protecting others. Before his overseas deployment, he...
20 of the Most Overpriced Cities in America Right Now
The cost of living has risen sharply in many parts of the United States, with housing prices leading the way. […]
Local Officials to Talk City Fiscal Crisis at Community Town Halls
Mayor James Solomon has scheduled town hall meetings about Jersey City’s fiscal crisis in all six of the city’s wards this month. By sharing your email address with us, you’ll be entitled to view two Jersey City Times articles each month. In addition, you’ll be signed up for the daily email “Jersey City Today, ” the...
New York City student says she was harmed during school search
A federal judge ruled that a psychologist may testify about
For older New Jerseyans like me, Stay NJ is essential to keeping our homes...
In February, Stay NJ checks began arriving in mailboxes across our state. When I opened mine, it was more than just property tax relief — it offered peace of mind. Like many older New Jerseyans, I struggle to afford rising utility bills, repairs on my aging car and maintenance on my 1950s home. Help with my property...
A Hoboken Netflix Rumor, Jersey City Business Closures, Plus More News You Missed
March is teasing us with warmer weather this weekend, but the temps are expected to fall again in the coming days. We’re following a TON of stories as Hoboken + Jersey City get ready for St. Patrick’s Day festivities. Several new businesses announced plans to open in Hoboken, while some Jersey City businesses...
Franklin Square Teen, 14, Vanishes Overnight — Police Fear She May Be Headed to...
The Missing Persons Squad reports the details of a Missing Juvenile that occurred on Friday, March 6, 2026 at 12:00 am in Franklin Square and was reported to police on Friday, March 6, 2026 at 4:00 pm. According to Detectives, Shiqi Lin, 14, was last seen leaving her Franklin Square...
N.J.’s top Catholic official is ‘adjusting’ plan that could merge local parishes
New Jersey’s most prominent Catholic official said he is slowing down — but not stopping — a review launched last year that could result in consolidating or closing parishes. Cardinal Joseph W. Tobin of the Archdiocese of Newark told parishioners in a letter Wednesday that “there is...
