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Numerous animals were found dead inside an unsanitary New Jersey home after police were called to check on a resident, authorities said. Officers responded to a home on Douglas Street and entered because of a foul odor, Woodbridge Police Chief Brian Murphy said. Inside, officers found numerous dead a…

At dispensaries across Manhattan's Upper West Side, budtenders say some of their most frequent customers are in their 70s, 80s, and even 90s — and they are not there for pain relief. One man in his 90s regularly buys about 10 of the strongest vapes available in a single visit, according to a budtender who works the cou

Larry Davis’ relative revealed a sanctioned movie venture is on the way as an AI trailer revived the Bronx figure’s legendary, controversial past. For those of a certain age, that name rings bells. Now, it has has returned to Bronx conversation through an AI trailer, but there is so much more. AllHipHop has learned tha

Police Urged to Boost Security for Jewish High Holy Days

Five men were caught on a surveillance camera opening a manhole and entering the sewer system at the intersection of Wantagh Avenue and Jerusalem Avenue at 1:14 a.m. on Thursday, Aug. 27, a Nassau County Police spokesman said. The spokesman said that when police arrived at the scene, the sewer...

Parts of the Tri-State area face a growing severe weather threat over the coming days. The greatest risk is currently in New Jersey, but the National Weather Service advised New York City and the surrounding area to be prepared since the forecast could change. "All severe hazards may be possible...

A fancy event venue under the Queensboro Bridge has illegally claimed a public city plaza as its own for the past decade while charging customers up to $300,000 a pop to rent it, a new lawsuit alleges. The Manhattan operators of Guastavino’s have even been aided in their illicit ruse thanks to a reputed shady set-up wi

"A categorical prohibition is the wrong response to problems that can be regulated."

New Jersey law enforcement is on the move as police and investigators are working to dismantle illegal gambling venues that continue to pop up despite strict enforcement and the risks that such operations carry. Most recently, a prominent, now former councilman took a guilty plea over his involvement in an illegal gamb

New York City’s transit map is filled with ghosts. Elevated trains once rattled above Manhattan and Brooklyn, short shuttles connected neighborhoods and stadiums, Staten Island had passenger branches that vanished in the 1950s, and Long Island Rail Road trains once used a Queens corridor that has been silent for more t