Officials, Progressive Groups, and Unions to Hold ‘Workers Over Billionaires’ May Day Rally
A large coalition of elected officials, unions, and advocacy groups will gather on May 1 in Jersey City to call for the enactment of progressive policies on a range of issues, including taxes, immigration, the environment, and artificial intelligence. By sharing your email address with us, you’ll be entitled to...
Dangerous stolen drones recovered in NJ — suspects still unknown
A theft of $870,000 worth of agricultural drones in Harrison has authorities on edge about their potential for misuse if misappropriated
Jersey City Transit Priorities Figure Prominently at State Forum
Jersey City experienced 22% growth in population over the past decade, and is projected to see a 20-to-25% boost over the next 10 years. As the acknowledged transit hub for the state — and for Hudson County more broadly — urban planners and policymakers came together Saturday to advance a transit vision for Northern New Jersey that is seamless, accessible, and cost-effective.
History: Roslyn Grist Mill A 300 Year Long Island Landmark
At the head of Hempstead Harbor in Roslyn, a wooden structure has has remained in place through centuries of conflict, changing economies and repeated rebuilding. […] The post History: Roslyn Grist Mill A 300 Year Long Island Landmark first appeared on SciFisland.com .
Judge vacates murder conviction in 1993 Harlem killing
It was an emotional scene in a Manhattan courtroom Monday, as a man was exonerated for a 1993 murder. Harry Ruiz served 25 years in prison before being released on parole, and he has never stopped fighting to prove his innocence. NBC New York’s Sarah Wallace reports.
NJ Transit official discusses Bayonne light rail extension ahead of film studio opening
While plans to extend the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail are moving forward, providing more rail access in Bayonne have been discussed, but will likely only proceed after the opening of 1888 Studios, an NJ Transit official said. “That’s a focus of attention that is in people’s minds. The planners are very...
Developer defies stop work order to demolish 127-year-old Staten Island home
STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — New York City officials hit a developer with a series of violations for the demolition of a New Brighton home that stood for over a century, the Advance/SILive.com recently learned. A Department of Buildings spokesperson said the agency permitted the demolition of 203 Franklin Ave....
Manhole fire leads to major problems for NJ teacher
A New Jersey man called Better Get Baquero for help with his claim after a manhole exploded in Manhattan, destroying his car and everything inside.
Vigil for 16-year-old shot and killed inside East New York deli continues to grow
Dozens of his friends spent hours at the vigil, remembering the teen who had so much life ahead of him.
Fresh Lake Erie Perch Tastes Even Better When You Eat It At This New...
Fresh perch with a front-row lake view? New York has the ultimate combo waiting. A lakeside restaurant has been frying up the flakiest, most flavorful local fish for decades. Hungry road-trippers drive in from all around the region just to grab a plate and soak in the breeze. Ever watched...

















