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Six pulled from NYC manhole spent hours underground days after grandma plunged to death

Six people who voluntarily entered the New York City drainage system in search of lost gold were rescued from a manhole in Flatbush, Brooklyn, after spending hours inside overnight
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One N.J. city may see home values skyrocket into the summer. See how your...

One New Jersey city may see home values skyrocket into the summer well ahead of the rest of the state. Jersey City (ZIP code: 07310) will see the biggest value rise at nearly 7%, according to a Zillow summer forecast analysis of 547 ZIP codes in the Garden State with enough available data.
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STV selected for Newark Bay Bridge trestle work, part of major turnpike modernization

The New Jersey Turnpike Authority (NJTA) has selected STV to deliver construction inspection services for the westbound Newark Bay Bridge trestle, a critical early phase of the Newark Bay-Hudson County Extension (NBHCE) Improvements Program. Work supports the long-term replacement of one of the region’s busiest crossin
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Newark Police Search for Suspect Accused of Stealing E-Bike From Norwood Street Home

Newark, NJ — Newark police are asking for the public’s help identifying a man accused of stealing an electric bicycle from the side of a home in the city’s West Ward earlier this month. The theft happened around 7:30 a.m. Monday, May 18, on Norwood Street between South Orange Avenue and Abinger Place, according to ...
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In Jersey City, Utility Connection Fees Will Rise for First Time in Quarter Century

Builders should soon expect to pay significantly more in one-time fees to connect new developments to Jersey City’s municipal water and sewer systems. By sharing your email address with us, you’ll be entitled to view two Jersey City Times articles each month. In addition, you’ll be signed up for the daily email “Jersey
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Overnight Penn Station fire injures five, halts morning service

An early morning Penn Station fire injured multiple people and snarled morning service between Newark and New York, upending commuter travel. The blaze was first reported around 1:30 a.m. Friday, May 29, and was not under control until around 4 a.m., the fire department said. Delays are expected to last until this afte
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Hudson County commissioners expected to back Sherrill’s calls to close Delaney Hall

The Hudson County Board of Commissioners will likely walk on a resolution backing Gov. Mikie Sherrill’s (D) calls to close Delaney Hall, a Newark detention facility for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE), at today’s meeting. The motion to have the resolution of support drawn up was made...
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From Speeding To Serious Crimes, Ghost Cars Are A Growing Concern In Washington

A dramatic display in NYC as city officials crush illegal scooters, part of a larger effort led by Mayor Adams to combat over 100,000 ghost vehicles on city streets.
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Fire on Amtrak train car near Penn Station leaves at least two ‘seriously’ injured...

At least two people have been 'seriously' injured after a fire broke out near Penn Station, sparking travel chaos as Amtrak services were suspended while emergency responders tackled the blaze
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150,000 Kids Gone in 4 Years and New York City Still Has No Answer...

The City That Never Sleeps Just Lost 150,000 Kids in 4 Years New York City lost 150,000 children between 2020 […] This article originally appeared on BuildLikeNew.com — visit us for more home security guides.

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