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The wounded have reportedly been transported to a nearby hospital for treatment, according to the Citizen app. Officials said at least one injury is serious

The Indiana Fever fell to the New York Liberty in Brooklyn, in large part due to Caitlin Clark being in foul trouble.

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. -- A waterfront colonial home in Tottenville has hit the market for $3.1 million, offering approximately 8,004 square feet of living space with sweeping water views. The four-bedroom, seven-bathroom property at 14 Ottavio Promenade features a dramatic two-story entry with soaring ceilings and spaces

A man with autism has filed a false arrest and discrimination lawsuit against a police department in Bergen County, claiming he spent 13 days in jail after being wrongly accused of stalking his neighbors. William Krywos, 53, says in court papers that Ho-Ho-Kus police arrested him at his Duncan Road...

Electronic signs told protesters they were barred from wearing masks or carrying backpacks as police tried to impose new restrictions around Delaney Hall.

HANOVER TOWNSHIP, N.J. (Morris County) — A Hackettstown man was charged with driving while intoxicated after police found a vehicle stopped in the wrong lane of travel early May 3, authorities said. Police said an officer on patrol at approximately 2:28 a.m. discovered a vehicle facing south in the...

The all-American diner is an ancient and revered subculture, and New York City is packed with them. These charming spots serve up history and delicious fare.

QUEENS - An overnight shooting in Queens left an 18-year-old dead on Sunday, with no suspects in custody. Police responded to a 911 call for an assault at 31-07 49 Street in Woodside just after midnight. They arrive to find an 18-year-old with gunshot wounds to the chest and back....

An activist involved in the ongoing protests outside Newark’s Delaney Hall immigration detention center was arrested and held for nearly 12 hours as family members struggled to find him, according to his lawyers. Ian Austin, a Pennsylvania activist who has become a regular presence at demonstrations outside the immigra

A new pied-à-terre tax and complicated residency rules are part of the cost of holding on to trusted physicians and specialists at New York's top hospitals.