MTA outraged following attack on worker on Bronx subway platform
Baboo Singh, 74, recounted the brutal assault he suffered on a platform in the Wakefield section of the borough.
Missing 6-year-old found asleep in neighbor's car after massive search
Newark officers blasted "Baby Shark" hoping Diallo, who has autism, would hear it and come to them.
Crime in Paterson hits 5-year low
In the heat of summer, many cities see a spike in criminal activity, but in Paterson, that script was flipped.
Seaside Heights, N.J. ticketing swimmers when lifeguards are off-duty
The Jersey Shore town is laying down the law to prevent drownings.
Alligator captured in New Jersey, relocated to Cape May Zoo
Eventually, the alligator will be sent to a sanctuary in Florida.
DOJ: N.J. failed veterans in state-run homes during COVID-19
A report says the state-run veterans homes were unprepared to keep residents safe and implement care.
N.J. beaches face high rip current risk on crowded Labor Day
In Belmar, swimmers were urged to use caution after two people died over the weekend.
N.J. lawmakers tout expanded access to fentanyl test strips
Fentanyl test strips are illegal under some states' drug paraphernalia laws that date back to the 1970s. Before the proposal can become law, it needs bipartisan support in Congress.
Doctors worry about triple threat of COVID, RSV and flu
COVID, RSV and flu are expected to surge as the summer winds down and classrooms fill up.
Girl badly burned in Guyana school fire released from NYC hospital
Mariza Williams, 12, has a new lease on life after spending months at the Burn Center.
NJ volunteer firefighter helps save man during basketball game
The 48-year-old was taking a break from the game when he collapsed and went into cardiac arrest.
Prosecutors: N.J. man killed wife, staged robbery to cover it up
Manis faces several charges, including first-degree murder and second degree desecrating human remains.
Bagel shop owner says he's not breaking law by keeping windows covered
The owner of Bagels by Jarrett says he's facing thousands of dollars in fines and possible jail time for alleged zoning violations.
Officials warning Livingston, N.J. residents about aggressive coyote
Neighbors say the encounters with the animal happened earlier this week in western Essex County.
Nurses picket outside New Jersey hospital for 4th day
Staffing levels are a sticking point between the United Steelworkers Local 4-200 and the hospital in New Brunswick.