Jersey City NJ

MORRISTOWN, New York (WWNY) - A traffic stop in St. Lawrence County led to the arrests of two men and the seizure of cocaine and nearly $26,000 in cash, according to the Ogdensburg Police Department. Traffic stop and search. County sheriff’s deputies pulled over a vehicle in the town of...

A fox attacked a woman doing yard work on Elizabeth Street in Mechanicville Sunday evening, biting her lower leg before the same animal reportedly charged at a father and his two young children the next morning.

The odds are pretty good that, if you haven’t been to New York City, you’ve never had great Jewish deli food. There are definitely pockets of it here and there, in Florida and California, sure. But the old world feel and the food that came from those traditions—the traditions themselves, some of them unbroken for over

Seven new elevators, new passageways and access points are coming to a busy Brooklyn subway complex. Some community leaders would like to see more local firms and contractors involved in the $400 million project.

Five gang members beat a 60-year-old Good Samaritan after he tried to intervene in a fight, leaving him with two broken eye sockets in Midtown on July 17, police said. The suspects punched and kicked the older adult throughout his body before fleeing the scene near West 46th Street and Seventh Avenue at around 6 a.m.

Cops in the 113th Precinct have booked an off-duty police officer from Canarsie, accused of punching a man in Queens, breaking his nose and threatening him with his gun, all in front of the man’s 12-year old son. Kyle Joseph, 30, was arrested July 19 at 4:55 a.m. after...

Nearly a century after it first opened its doors, the last closed “Wonder Theatre” left in the entire NYC area is finally coming back to life. The Loew’s Jersey Theatre in Journal Square is set to reopen this fall following a massive $130 million restoration , and when it does, it’ll instantly become Jersey City’s larg

Finding an open parking space in New York City can feel like winning the lottery, which probably explains why people can become fiercely protective of one when they find it. A viral video making the ... Read more

A former Hudson County official who oversaw weights and measures is facing charges that he quietly funneled more than 250,000 dollars in public money into his own pocket over two years.

Christopher Bruton-Frazier, 39, broke into an NJ Transit facility and snatched a $500,000 BearCat armored vehicle. He took it on a two-hour ride across several towns on Tuesday, July 14, per NJ.com and jail records. The Maplewood resident wrecked nearly $13,000 worth of property. He crashed the 2018 Lenco BearCat...