
Kicking off Labor Day Weekend across the Tri-State Area
Hundreds of people kicked off Labor Day weekend at the Jersey Shore, playing in the sand and jumping in the waves.
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Hundreds of people kicked off Labor Day weekend at the Jersey Shore, playing in the sand and jumping in the waves.
Detectives from the Somerset County prosecutor's office and Franklin Township Police are involved in the probe.
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Muhammed Chowdhury was brutally attacked and robbed while he was jogging Tuesday morning near his Bronx home.
A violent mugging pattern is being tracked citywide.
Rats can fit through a hole the size of a quarter and mice can fit through anything the size of a dime.
All the fun was part of the city's call to action to end gun violence in the community.
This comes after the U.S. Supreme Court struck down New York's restrictive handgun laws.
A $1 million gift from iMentor's founder is helping students attend college.
The county will begin mandatory water restrictions due to low levels in the Ramapo River.
Many call him a hero, and a model employee. His union is demanding the maximum penalty for his attacker.
Police say he took five passengers to Far Rockaway early Saturday. Once there, they allegedly tried to rob him.
Police say four people were injured in incident at George Street and Wyckoff Avenue in Ridgewood.
Just before 7 p.m., police responded to a crash involving on the Thomas Edison Service Area entrance.
Video shows the suspects using hammers to smash display cases before loading their bags with jewels.