MTA Employees’ Personal Cars Create Dirty, Hazardous Environment In East New York
The placard class is at it again. In East New York, MTA workers are parking on the sidewalk and not moving their cars for street cleaning, forcing neighborhood residents to live in filth and walk into traffic. Council Member Sandy Nurse (D-East New York) slammed a representative for the MTA...
ShopRite Opens State-of-the-Art Store in Staten Island
Mannix Family Markets celebrates its 4th location in NYC borough. ShopRite marked the opening of its newest state-of-the-art supermarket on Sunday, Sept. 14, in Evergreen Plaza at 100 Greaves Lane in the New York City borough Staten Island, with a 9 a.m. ribbon-cutting ceremony attended by local officials and store...
Fighting for Essex: Akeem Cunningham and the Sherrill Campaign
NEWARK - Running for local office in 2013, Akeem Cunningham audaciously knocked on the door of East Orange Democratic Party Chairman Leroy Jones to try to solicit the vote of the towering behind-the-scenes leader of the opposition. Jones heard him out, then reasserted himself behind the eventual winning ticket. He...
Another NJ police officer arrested in major cocaine ring bust
A New Jersey police detective has been arrested on a drug charge in connection with a major cocaine trafficking ring in North Jersey, according to authorities.
Brutal Bar Attack in NYC: Police Hunt for Group Behind Violent Robbery
New York, US: Police are searching for a group of suspects involved in a savage late-night assault and robbery outside a Manhattan bar that left one man seriously injured. Authorities say the attackers fled the scene after beating the victim and making off with his belongings, sparking a citywide manhunt.
Police: Woman busted for credit card theft, hindering apprehension at Secaucus Best Buy
A New York woman was busted for credit card theft and hindering apprehension at the Best Buy in Secaucus over the weekend, Police Chief Dennis Miller announced. On Saturday, September 13th at 3:55 p.m., Secaucus police responded to Best Buy, located at 3 Millcreek Drive, on a report of possible identity theft, Miller...
2 teens injured during shootout in East Harlem, police say
Police responded to shots fired at 221 E. 123rd St. and 2nd Avenue around 5 p.m. Monday,
Cameras ticketing parking scofflaws? New system in effect Oct. 1 in NJ
HOBOKEN, N.J. (PIX11) — Cameras will be added two weeks from now to the squad of traffic and parking enforcement officers in this city across the Hudson River from Manhattan. Parking officials here are getting the word out now about the changes to come, and reactions among some residents — especially some drivers —...
$1M Cash 4 Life Ticket Sold At Lyndhurst Liquor Store
The winning numbers from Sunday, Sept. 14 were 08, 13, 14, 26 and 38, with 02 as the Cash Ball, according to the New Jersey Lottery. A ticket sold at World of Wine & Liquor on Valley Brook Avenue in Lyndhurst matched all five numbers but missed the Cash Ball, securing the $1 million cash option. The store will...
New October 1 parking law will see ‘automatic’ fines – and drivers will find...
A US city is set to bring in a new parking law that will see automatic fines handed out to drivers. New camera tech is set to be used to issue penalties for parking violations, but car owners won’t be immediately notified of their infractions and instead will receive citations by mail.
