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An off-duty senior NYPD officer allegedly fired an accidental, stray shot during an altercation with his daughter’s boyfriend in Rockland County on Sunday, according to law enforcement sources. Assistant Chief Benjamin Gurley, who oversees the Bronx North command, was involved in a physical altercation with a man accus

Let me be honest. When I think of healthy towns, I picture sad smoothies and people jogging with serious expressions. But these ten spots changed my mind. They are not about punishment. They are about farmers markets, sidewalks that actually go somewhere, parks packed with pick up soccer games, and diners that offer a

SOCCER fans hoping to get their hands on $50 Word Cup tickets were left upset this morning after trying and failing to enter the New York resident lottery. New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani announced earlier this month that he had secured 1,000 affordable Word Cup tickets for New Yorkers.

The incident unfolded during a fight between two men on the property of the Garnerville ShopRite on Sunday night.

Tony Boloney’s has permanently closed its Jersey City location, while the popular Hoboken outpost remains shuttered nearly a year after a kitchen fire. According to a Facebook post by the Hoboken Girl, signage at the Jersey City location at 363 Grove St. has been removed and the interior space gutted.

NEWARK - Arrested a year ago for trying to gain information about people detained in the massive, 1,000-bed facility located on the east side of his city, Mayor Ras Baraka this morning applauded the efforts of Governor Mikie Sherrill to gain access to the Delaney Hall. Baraka also wants answers.

ICE agents badly injured a New York teen. Turns out the teen wasn't the person ICE agents were actually looking for.

Harlem, stand up. Melba’s Restaurant is finally getting the recognition it deserves and honestly, it feels like a win for the whole hood. The beloved soul food staple, world-famous for its signature Southern fried chicken and waffles, is now headed to Apple TV+, bringing its Harlem story to an even bigger spotlight far

In today’s world, Rev. James Caldwell’s rallying cry – “Give ’em Watts” – likely would have gone viral. During the 1780 Battle of Springfield, Caldwell famously ordered Watts hymnals to be torn up for musket wadding, a quick-thinking move that helped American forces repel the British. The Battles of Springfield and Con

"These incinerators are burning garbage and releasing poisons that cause cancer."