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Chaos engulfed Delaney Hall once again. Then the Proud Boys arrived.

They brought drums and bullhorns, gas masks and cameras. They carried protest signs, American flags and body armor. The chaos continued Saturday at Delaney Hall as ICE protestors and supporters traded heated verbal salvos in Newark while state troopers looked on. The demonstrators surrounded the immigration detention c
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Queens Banker Admits He Helped Rip Off TD Customers for $3.4 Million

A Queens TD Bank worker who quietly turned customer data into a criminal pipeline has now confessed in federal court to helping drain more than $3.4 million from customer accounts. Cheungkin “Kelvin” Lam, 28, pleaded guilty Wednesday in federal court in Newark after prosecutors say he abused his access at...
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Bronx Sidewalk Slaying: Feds Charge Trio In Cold‑Blood Gang Hit

Federal prosecutors have unsealed an indictment charging three alleged members of a Bronx street crew in the execution-style killing of a man who was shot at point-blank range on a Bronx sidewalk. Authorities identify the victim as 33-year-old Ralph Herrera and say the attack occurred on August 7, 2025, and was capture
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Crooked Ex Cop From Queens Gets 75 Months For Aiding Violent Burglary Ring

A former NYPD detective who sold out his badge for cash is heading to federal prison after helping a violent burglary crew terrorize homes and small businesses across the New York area. Saul Arismendy De La Cruz, 33, of Queens, was sentenced Friday to 75 months in federal prison after...
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Queens Jeweler Nailed In Luxury Watch Shakedown Linked To Ellenville Body Find

A Queens jeweler is now a convicted felon after a luxury-watch deal went so bad it ended with threats, a seized Mercedes SUV and a Brooklyn man dead. A federal jury in Brooklyn on Wednesday found 45-year-old Shlomo Patchiav guilty of taking part in an extortion conspiracy tied to the disappearance and death of Shehroz
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Teen hospitalized for days after brutal beating at Long Island house party

A brutal beating caught on camera shows a house party on Long Island turn violent when a two teens were hurt badly enough they had to be hospitalized. “I had three bleeds in my brain, the doctor said it’s worse than a concussion," one of the teens said. The...
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Red Lobster reveals why its iconic Times Square location is closing after 23 years

Red Lobster is closing its iconic Times Square restaurant after more than two decades in the heart of New York City . The restaurant, located at 5 Times Square, will permanently shut its doors on June 14 after serving customers for 23 years. The prolonged construction work on the corner of 41st Street and Seventh Avenu
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Drug bust seizes $4 million in narcotics across North Jersey

A major drug bust in North Jersey has led to the seizure of $4 million in narcotics and five arrests.
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3 N.J. pizzerias named among best in USA by Italian website

An Italian pizza authority has once again honored several New Jersey pizzerias. Italian website 50TopPizza recently released its latest list of the 50 best pizzerias in United States. Razza Pizza Artigianale in Jersey City came in at No. 3 on the list, while Bricco Coal Fired Pizza in Haddon Township checked in at No.
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Hoboken Fire Department honors 17 members during commendation ceremony

The Hoboken Fire Department honored 17 members, five captains and 12 firefighters, during a commendation ceremony at City Hall this afternoon. “This ceremony reflects the highest standards of discipline, training, and professionalism in our department,” Chief Brian Crimmins said in a statement. “The actions of the fire

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