Hoboken’s Clavicular Arrested For Battery In Florida
The 20-year-old Hoboken native is accused of instigating a fight between two women at an Airbnb he was renting in Osceola County and then livestreaming it on Feb. 2, NBC affiliate WESH2 reports, citing the Osceola County Sheriff's Office. The woman reportedly told deputies that she had been "battered" by a physical...
MTA says modern fare gates cut subway fare evasion, but riders raise concerns
The MTA says a pilot program installing modern fare gates at subway stations is showing early success in reducing fare evasion, though some riders remain skeptical of the new designs. Installation of the gates at 20 stations was completed this month. Months after the rollout began, the three different models...
Tampa Woman Faces Prison For Vicious Death Threats To New York Victim On Instagram
ELIZABETH DANIELLE ROWE (HCSO) TAMPA, Fla. – A federal jury in Tampa has delivered a...
Subway Clash Leaves Teen Slashed In The Eye At East Village L Stop
A 19-year-old man was slashed in the eye Thursday inside the 1st Avenue L-train station in Manhattan’s East Village, turning an argument on the platform into a bloody subway confrontation, according to police. The attack followed a verbal dispute and left the teen with a serious facial injury. He was taken to a local...
Suspected Long Island serial killer Rex Heuermann expected to plead guilty, multiple sources say
Their unsolved deaths have haunted detectives for years and offered no relief to the families.
This Day in History: Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire kills 146
NEW YORK (WHSV) - 115 years ago on March 25, 1911, dozens of people died in a fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company factory in New York City. In total, 146 workers died in the fire, according to History.com. The fire is credited with forcing an overhaul of the country’s worker-protection standards.
City Shock Plea: Lawyers Tell Judge NYPD Has No Legal Duty To Shield New...
City lawyers told a federal court this week that the New York Police Department is not constitutionally required to protect a person from being attacked, a stark position taken in a lawsuit claiming officers failed to shield a woman from a mob in Crown Heights. The filing answers a federal complaint by Amanda Luci,...
Fines weren’t enough to keep Jersey City hospital open, so lawmakers aim to get...
Hudson Regional Hospital Lawmakers say it needs to be too expensive to close a hospital without state permission. [ more › ]
ICE agent saves life of ‘unresponsive’ 1-year-old boy in JFK airport as panic ensues...
A U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent saved the life of a 1-year-old boy Wednesday who stopped breathing while in line at New York City‘s John F. Kennedy International Airport, authorities said. The agent was assisting Transportation and Security Administration agents at the airport when he responded...
These 5 N.J. smoke shops were just ordered to shut down in city’s cannabis...
Licensed cannabis retailers in Jersey City have long pressed city leaders to rein in unlicensed smoke shops they say siphon customers, skirt costly regulations and undermine the state’s legal cannabis marketplace. This month, city officials responded with stepped‑up enforcement. Jersey City authorities issued 26...
