Teen allegedly touched woman’s underwear on NYC subway train: NYPD
CHELSEA, Manhattan (PIX11) — A subway rider is accused of putting his hands under a woman’s underwear aboard a Manhattan train, police said Wednesday. Ari Shtein, 18, was arrested after turning himself in and later charged with aggravated sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child in connection with the June 2
Swimmer suffers apparent shark bite at New York’s Jones Beach, and lifeguards clear water
The previous day, the Parks Department had spotted three sharks in the area via drone monitoring.
What could the near collapse of a Midtown building do to NYC’s office-to-apartment craze?
City officials said the former Pfizer headquarters that was being converted into residential apartments is at risk of collapse. Thousands of new apartments are located in former office buildings, according to city data. [ more › ]
Midtown collapse scare: Violations at NYC’s largest office-to-residential conversion
NEW YORK CITY - As city engineers work to understand why a massive Midtown redevelopment project suddenly threatened to collapse on Tuesday, attention is rapidly shifting to the building's paperwork. While emergency crews have since stabilized the structure, public records and local labor leaders reveal a long history
Justin Bieber Just Bought A New York “Timeless Masterpiece”
Hudson Valley residents might be seeing more of Justin Bieber after he just spent $12 million on a new home in New York.
Secaucus Police Dept. arrest 2 Newark men involved in home invasion attempts
The Secaucus Police Department arrested two Newark men involved in home invasion attempts dating back to the end of last year, Chief Dennis Miller announced. On December 12th, 2025 it was reported to the Secaucus police that at approximately 4:10 a.m., two masked males attempted to break into an Arn Terrace home with t
Essex County town temporarily suspending seasonal gas-powered leaf blower restrictions for storm cleanup
The temporary suspension of the seasonal restriction on gas-powered leaf blowers is intended to assist residents, landscapers and contractors with storm cleanup only.
NJ Grocery Store Owner Gets Prison Time for $2.2M SNAP Cash-Out Scheme
A New Brunswick man will spend more than two years in federal prison after running his grocery store as a front for a $2.2 million food stamp cash-out scheme. Victor Madera owned a midsize grocery store in East Orange authorized to accept Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. For seven years—from M
The Jersey City Pizza Spot Where “No Junk” Isn’t Just A Tagline, It’s In...
Tino’s Artisan Pizza Co. Wed–Thu 11:30 AM–9:00 PM; Fri–Sat 11:30 AM–10:00 PM; Sun–Tue 11:30 AM–9:00 PM. On Jersey City’s waterfront near the Harborside and Exchange Place area, Tino’s Artisan Pizza Co. is the kind of pizzeria you hit when you want thin, blistered pies baked in a terra cotta oven and toppings that lean
Jersey City Medical Center union doctors negotiate new contract with 9.5% raise
Certain union doctors at the Jersey City Medical Center have negotiated a new contract with RWJBarnabas Health that includes a 9.5 percent raise with retroactive pay dating back to January. “We didn’t go into medicine to fight our employer, but we’ve learned that sometimes, we have to fight for ourselves...
