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Today’s audio update: A tiny town fights to survive, Hitler photo found in school’s...

Hey there New Jersey! Here’s your audio update highlighting how Walpack Township in Sussex County, which has just 12 residents, continues to survive, and the discovery of an infant photo of Adolf Hitler in a Paramus middle school’s yearbook. Plus, Collingswood in Camden County is considering ending its...
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NJ set to deliver $120 million bailout to Jersey City, but tax hikes still...

Jersey City leaders say they expect severe tax hikes and budget cuts, even after a record-breaking cash infusion from the state. Local leaders warn that steep budget cuts are still on the way for the cash-strapped city. [ more › ]
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HCPO seeking’s public help to locate man wanted for fatal Jersey City shooting

The Hudson County Prosecutor’s Office Homicide Unit is seeking the public’s help in locating a 36-year-old man wanted in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred in Jersey City near their public safety headquarters early Sunday morning. Raheem Rhett, 36, of Jersey City, is charged with murder, three...
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NYC ozone advisory extended; officials urge residents to limit outdoor activity

New York state officials have extended an Air Quality Health Advisory for ozone for the New York City metropolitan region through Tuesday. The advisory, issued by the state Department of Environmental Conservation and Department of Health, is in effect from 11 a.m. to 11 p.m. It follows a previously announced advisory
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Mayor Zohran Mamdani & Puerto Rican Designer Edwin Reyes Gift Toñita Custom Flag

Puerto Rican icon Toñita was honored by the mayor of New York City in a special way. Mayor Zohran Mamdani gifted her a custom Puerto Rico flag that was created by Bronx-based designer Edwin Reyes. Toñita is the owner of the Caribbean Social Club in Williamsburg, Brooklyn that has...
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New Jersey fireworks guide 2026: Best places to see July 4th shows

NEW JERSEY - Fourth of July celebrations are taking on extra meaning in 2026 as the U.S. marks America’s 250th birthday, with New Jersey communities preparing fireworks displays across the state. FOURTH OF JULY EVENTS NEAR ME: ATLANTIC | BERGEN | BURLINGTON | ESSEX | MIDDLESEX | SOMERSET |...
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How changes to Medicaid coverage will affect New Yorkers

NEW YORK (PIX11) — Some New Yorkers who have Medicaid coverage will not be able to keep their healthcare plan by the start of 2027 under new work requirements. Starting Jan. 1, 2027, some people who have Medicaid will need to show they are working, in school, participating in community efforts or in training for […]
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Father speaks on tragedy that left four of his children dead in New York

Six people were found dead inside an apartment in Mechanicsville, New York, on June 23, including four of Brady Harmon's children.
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Man accused of injuring 7 people in Penn Station stabbing spree: DA

Editor’s note: The video above aired in a previous newscast. NEW YORK (PIX11) — A man is accused of a stabbing spree in Penn Station, injuring seven people, according to Manhattan District Attorney Alvin Bragg.  Hector Deleon, 51, is facing numerous charges, including seven counts of attempted murder in the second degr
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Stay-alert warnings issued as sharks return to one of America’s busiest beaches

Annual shark migration typically runs from June through September as ocean temperatures rise. There have already been several sightings this year, including a nine-foot white shark spotted off Long Island's South Shore in May.

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