Queens Tornado Warning: Confirmed EF-1 Hits Nassau as Storm Floods NYC Highways
A confirmed EF-1 tornado tore through Atlantic Beach, Nassau County on the evening of August 20, destroying 50 cabanas at the Sun and Surf Beach Club while 100 guests were inside — and it struck in the same three-minute window that flash flood warnings were cascading across all five New York City boroughs, the BQE and
Man suspected of stealing luxury sailboat in Jersey City shot and killed in Rhode...
A man accused of stealing a luxury sailboat in Jersey City was shot and killed during an exchange of gunfire with police Rhode Island on Wednesday.
DSNY to issue fines for not using NYC bins: What to know
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — If you are a homeowner or an owner of a building with up to nine residential units in New York City, you could soon face fines for not using an NYC Bin. The NYC Department of Sanitation announced that the warning period for failing to use NYC Bins to set […]
New York City Could Run Out Of Electricity
The North American Electric Reliability Corporation released a report stating there is an “imbalance” between electricity supply and demand in New York City. That means that if it gets very hot, New York could face blackouts like those it has had in the past.
Expect Skyway closure this weekend
Beginning at 11 p.m., Friday, Aug. 28 until 11 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 29, the Pulaski Skyway will be closed and detoured in both directions. The closure and detour are necessary to restripe the roadway and remove construction barrier in order to reopen the Broadway ramp to and from Route 1&9 Truck.
First Incarcerated NJ-STEP Student Admitted to Rutgers Law, Sets Historic Precedent
Patrick Pantusco is the first student from the New Jersey Scholarship and Transformative Education in Prisons (NJ-STEP) program admitted to Rutgers Law School. While Pantusco was enrolled in Rutgers Law's Master of Studies in Professionalism (MSP), he was legally incarcerated under constructive custody. He was still al
This Old-School New Jersey Diner Serves Comfort Food At Swivel-Stool Counters In A 1950s-Themed...
There is a silver and crimson train-car diner sitting quietly off Route 3 that has been feeding hungry travelers and locals since 1985. It still has the swivel stools, the stainless steel wall panels, and the kind of counter where folks seem to know each other by name. The food...
Police seek help identifying burglary suspect in Newark
NEWARK, NJ — Police are asking for the public’s help in identifying a suspect who stole $6,000 from two victims while they slept in their home. The burglary occurred at approximately 4:30 a.m. on Aug. 21, 2026, in the 300 block of Walnut Street. The suspect entered the...
Surveillance images released after 40-foot sailboat stolen from Jersey City marina
The suspect, who investigators said was captured on video surveillance, was wearing a black hat, black hooded sweatshirt and black shorts.
Operator of leaky pipeline blocked inspectors, regulator says
WASHINGTON — The operator of a pipeline that bisects New Jersey, carrying jet fuel, diesel and gasoline from suburban Philadelphia to a terminal in Newark, last year denied federal safety inspectors access to documents following a leak, a “probable violation” of federal law and regulations. An official...

















