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JERSEY CITY, NJ — Jersey City police are asking for the public’s help in locating 16-year-old Diamond Ruiz, who has been missing since late September 2025 and is believed to still be in the area. According to a missing person flyer shared by the Jersey City Police Department,...

Nonprofit Integrity House recently unveiled a health services kiosk at University Hospital. The outpost aims to expand public access to life-saving resources such as naloxone, at-home HIV test kits an...

A fire left 18 people displaced early Saturday morning in Newark, according to authorities. The Newark Public Safety Director says a call reporting the blaze at 17 Dover St. was made around 4:49 a.m. The flames were controlled by 7:10 a.m. Three adults and one child were hospitalized for smoke...

AT least one of the two suspicious devices lit and thrown at a protest outside Gracie Mansion was a bomb, the New York Police Department has confirmed. While Mayor Zohran...

Woodland Square in Park Ridge is accepting applications for 68 income-restricted apartments, with a lottery to determine placement for qualified households. The Bergen County development has set aside one-, two- and three-bedroom units for very low-, low- and moderate-income households that meet income...

Cheeseburger in Paradise, a restaurant chain inspired by Jimmy Buffett's hit song, closed its last remaining location in 2020 due to bankruptcy. Life is full of mysteries, unanswered questions that nobody but the gods above can resolve. For example, is a burger a sandwich? What, exactly, happened to Jimmy Buffett's...

It’s the one free thing he doesn’t love. Mayor Zohran Mamdani’s administration will be considering converting the city’s free on-street parking areas to metered parking as the Big Apple grapples with a $5.4 billion budget gap fueled by Hizzoner’s socialist programs. First Deputy Mayor Dean Fuleihan said last week...

Chipotle is going all-in with a deal that's almost too good to be true: a one-hour BOGO offer for anyone who shows up tatted up. And before you ask — yes, temporary tattoos and even drawn-on designs count.

Two people were thrown onto the tracks at a Manhattan subway station on Sunday morning and pulled back to safety by some good Samaritans, police sources said. The "unprovoked" attack, as the sources are describing the incident, happened at the F/M/Q line stop at East 63rd Street and Lexington Avenue just after 12 p.m.

Today, our state mourns the loss of Major Sorffly Davius, who died on March 6 at Camp Buehring in Kuwait while serving his country. Major Davius was the “Citizen Soldier” in every sense. A dedicated NYPD officer and decorated Army veteran, he spent his career protecting others. Before his overseas deployment, he...