Watch: NYPD officer jumps into creek to save drowning woman in dramatic rescue
The New York Police Department released dramatic body camera footage showing an officer heroically rescuing a woman who was drowning in a creek in Queens.
NJ cafe owners shellshocked by abrupt shutdown
VERONA, N.J. (PIX11) — La Bella Princess Cafe in Verona abruptly shut down on Friday, upon orders from the township. “It was basically, sorry, your permit is no longer valid,” said Martha Peralta, who owns the business with her daughter, Karissa Teixeira. Peralta has been hosting princess-themed parties for 20 years. S
In light of Fallacara guilty plea, Guy proposes Hudson County inspector general
In light of former Hudson County Parks Department Director Russell Fallacara pleading guilty to his role in a in a $1.5 million vendor kickback scheme last week, Hudson County Executive Craig Guy is calling for the creation of the Office of the Inspector General. “Americans are losing faith in their...
Jersey City Council plans to set Q3 tax bills, make budget changes, after DCA...
The Jersey City Council indicated that they plan to set the third quarter tax bills after receiving an exemption from the state, as well as making budget changes after a meeting with the New Jersey Department of Community Affairs (NJDCA). “I want to give a quick recap of our morning...
Employee charged with lewdness at Bergen County gas station
A gas station employee was arrested after police say he exposed himself and committed lewd acts multiple times in front of customers. According to a statement, the Franklin Lakes Police Department contacted the Bergen County Prosecutor’s Office on May 28 in response to reports of lewd incidents that took place at a Del
Landlords lose appeal challenging NYC broker fee ban
MANHATTAN (CN) — New York City landlords, real estate brokers and industry groups lost their attempt to revive a challenge to a city law that took effect last year, prohibiting landlords from passing on broker fees to their tenants. Since taking effect in June 2025, the Fairness in Apartment...
Secaucus PD arrests 3 for meth, GHB, stun gun, & loaded handgun possession
The Secaucus Police Department arrested three people on Friday for possession of methamphetamine, GHB, a stun gun and a loaded handgun, Police Chief Dennis Miller announced. On July 11th, detectives from the Secaucus PD’s Police Anti-Crime Unit, under the supervision of Det. Sgt. Joseph Fuardo, were conducting surveill
Cases of cyclospora parasite linked to fresh produce, swimming pools on the rise citywide
Officials recommend that anyone experiencing symptoms contact a health care provider for treatment.
Maryland Pizza Icon Opens New Location in New York City
Ledo Pizza announced that its newest location is now open at 220 Varick St. in Manhattan’s West Village, marking the chain’s second location in New York City. For many Marylanders, Ledo Pizza is more than just another pizza restaurant. The brand traces its roots to 1955, when the original Ledo Restaurant opened in Adel
Six injured in school bus crash on Staten Island Expressway: NYPD
STATEN ISLAND (PIX11) — Six people were injured when a school bus was involved in a multi-vehicle collision on the Staten Island Expressway on Monday, according to police. The crash happened around 1:35 p.m. on the westbound side of the expressway near the Slosson Avenue exit, according to the NYPD. Six people were tr
