Bronx Man Indicted in Fatal Stabbing of 14-Year-Old Waiting for School Bus

Bronx, NY – A Bronx man accused of randomly stabbing a 14-year-old boy to death while he waited for a school bus has been indicted on murder and attempted murder charges tied…

Free Toll Friday Returns to Atlantic City Expressway as Memorial Day Shore Traffic Builds

Atlantic County, NJ — Drivers heading to the Jersey Shore for Memorial Day weekend will get a free ride Friday afternoon as Chickie’s & Pete’s once again covers tolls on the Atlantic…

Traffic Alerts·Atlantic County News·South Jersey News

New Jersey’s Electric Bill ‘Societal Benefits’ Charges Under Fire from GOP Lawmakers

TRENTON, N.J. — New Jersey lawmakers introduced legislation that would require the Governor’s annual budget message to publicly detail how billions collected through utility “societal benefits charges” are spent, including funding tied…

Local Politics·New Jersey News·Ocean County News·Toms River News

Phil and Tammy Murphy Pulling Their Pro Soccer Team Out of New Jersey, Heading to NYC, In Talks

Murphys’ Gotham FC Eyes Move to New York City, Fueling ‘So Much for New Jersey’ Criticism HARRISON, N.J. — If taxes are your number one concern, then New Jersey is not the…

Community News·Local Sports News·Monmouth County News·New Jersey News

57-Year-Old Man Stabbed Multiple Times on Northbound 2 Train at 96 Street Station, NYPD Says

Early-Morning Subway Attack Leaves Manhattan Rider Stabbed in Abdomen Multiple Times NEW YORK, NY — A 57-year-old subway rider suffered multiple stab wounds early Monday after a verbal dispute aboard a northbound…

Police Blotter·New York City News·New York News

MTA Bus Driver Attacked on Q56 Route in Brooklyn as NYPD Searches for Suspect

Violent Attack on Brooklyn Bus Driver Sparks Search for Suspect in Cypress Hills BROOKLYN, NY — A 67-year-old MTA bus driver was punched multiple times in the face while operating a Q56…

New York City News

Bao Kosher Chinese Restaurant Planned for Jackson Crossing Space Long Occupied by Koto Sushi and Hibachi

Jackson, NJ — A longtime Jackson Township restaurant location known for years as the home of Koto Sushi and Hibachi is preparing for a major transformation, with a new sit-down Chinese restaurant…

Community News·Five Towns NJ News·Food & Dining·Jackson Township News

Woman, 66, Punched and Bitten on Q Train at Brooklyn Subway Station, NYPD Says

Brooklyn, NY – Police are searching for a suspect accused of assaulting a 66-year-old woman aboard a northbound Q train in Brooklyn after a verbal dispute escalated into violence Thursday morning, according…

Police Blotter·New York City News·Trending News·Viral News

Security Guard Accused of Punching 77-Year-Old Woman on Manhattan D Train After Seat Dispute

New York, NY — A 77-year-old woman suffered facial injuries after a security guard allegedly punched her aboard a southbound D train in Manhattan last month during an argument over a subway…

New York City News

Hummingbirds Return to New Jersey Gardens as Early May Sightings Spread Across State

Toms River, NJ – Tiny flashes of green and red are reappearing across New Jersey this week as hummingbirds return to backyard feeders and flower gardens, signaling a seasonal shift many residents…

Pets and Animals·Jackson Township News·North Jersey News·Ocean County News

Warm Days, Cold Nights: New Jersey Gardeners Urged to Wait Before Planting Summer Crops

Toms River, NJ – An early taste of summer warmth is arriving this week, with temperatures climbing into the mid-80s, but gardeners across New Jersey’s Zone 7 are being warned not to…

Community News·Gardening·Jackson Township News·Monmouth County News

Woman, 77, Punched on Subway Train at Broadway-Lafayette Station, NYPD Seeks Suspect

NEW YORK, N.Y. — A 77-year-old woman suffered facial injuries after a stranger punched her aboard a southbound D train at the Broadway-Lafayette subway station in Manhattan, prompting a search for the…

New York City News

McDonald’s to Remove Self-Serve Soda Fountains by 2032, Ending Free Refills at Most Locations

TOMS RIVER, NJ — This isn’t just a national trend, but your favorite local McDonald’s here in New Jersey will follow suit. McDonald’s plans to eliminate self-serve soda stations in all U.S.…

Food & Dining·Local Politics·North Jersey News·Ocean County News

New Jersey Lawmaker Who Sued State and Won $1 Million, Now Wants to “Tax the Rich”

NJ Lawmaker Katie Brennan Pushes ‘Millionaires Tax’ Plan After $1M Settlement Case Trenton, NJ — New Jersey lawmaker Katie Brennan is advancing a pair of tax proposals targeting the state’s highest earners…

Business News·Government News·Local Politics·North Jersey News

New Jersey Diners Are In Decline, But State Lawmakers Say There’s A Plan To Save Them

Trenton, NJ — A new bill backed by South Jersey lawmakers would slash taxes for long-standing diners and restaurants, offering financial relief to businesses that have operated for at least 25 years…

Business News·Five Towns NJ News·Food & Dining·Investigative Report

New York Federal Judge Orders Names of ‘DOGE Agents’ Made Public in Lawsuit Over Federal Data Access

NEW YORK, NY — A federal judge has refused to keep secret the identities of government-linked personnel granted access to sensitive federal data systems, denying a request by U.S. officials to reconsider…

Community News·Investigative Report·Local Politics·New Jersey News

Man Groped on Brooklyn-Bound A Train Near Hoyt-Schermerhorn as Suspect Escapes

BROOKLYN, NY — A 35-year-old man reported being forcibly touched on a Brooklyn-bound A train approaching Hoyt-Schermerhorn Street station on April 22, with the suspect slipping away moments later, according to the…

Police Blotter·New York City News

$7.4B Purdue-Sackler Opioid Settlement Takes Effect, New Jersey Set to Receive $125M

Trenton, NJ — A sweeping $7.4 billion settlement with Purdue Pharma and the Sackler family is now in effect, directing billions toward opioid addiction treatment and prevention nationwide, including more than $125…

Paramus Detective Lt. Craig McEllen Retires After 30-Year Career Serving New Jersey Community

Paramus, NJ — A veteran law enforcement officer who spent more than three decades serving Bergen County is stepping away from the badge, as Detective Lieutenant Craig McEllen officially retired from the…

Community News·North Jersey News·Police Blotter

Man Shoved Into Moving 7 Train at 74 St Station in Queens, NYPD Seeks Attacker

Queens, NY — A 63-year-old man suffered serious injuries after being struck during a confrontation and knocked into a moving subway train at the 74 Street station in Jackson Heights, according to…

New York City News

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Bronx Man Indicted in Fatal Stabbing of 14-Year-Old Waiting for School Bus

Free Toll Friday Returns to Atlantic City Expressway as Memorial Day Shore Traffic Builds

New Jersey’s Electric Bill ‘Societal Benefits’ Charges Under Fire from GOP Lawmakers

Phil and Tammy Murphy Pulling Their Pro Soccer Team Out of New Jersey, Heading to NYC, In Talks

57-Year-Old Man Stabbed Multiple Times on Northbound 2 Train at 96 Street Station, NYPD Says

MTA Bus Driver Attacked on Q56 Route in Brooklyn as NYPD Searches for Suspect

Bao Kosher Chinese Restaurant Planned for Jackson Crossing Space Long Occupied by Koto Sushi and Hibachi

Security Guard Accused of Punching 77-Year-Old Woman on Manhattan D Train After Seat Dispute

Hummingbirds Return to New Jersey Gardens as Early May Sightings Spread Across State

Warm Days, Cold Nights: New Jersey Gardeners Urged to Wait Before Planting Summer Crops

Woman, 77, Punched on Subway Train at Broadway-Lafayette Station, NYPD Seeks Suspect

McDonald’s to Remove Self-Serve Soda Fountains by 2032, Ending Free Refills at Most Locations

New Jersey Lawmaker Who Sued State and Won $1 Million, Now Wants to “Tax the Rich”

New Jersey Diners Are In Decline, But State Lawmakers Say There’s A Plan To Save Them

New York Federal Judge Orders Names of ‘DOGE Agents’ Made Public in Lawsuit Over Federal Data Access

Man Groped on Brooklyn-Bound A Train Near Hoyt-Schermerhorn as Suspect Escapes

$7.4B Purdue-Sackler Opioid Settlement Takes Effect, New Jersey Set to Receive $125M

Paramus Detective Lt. Craig McEllen Retires After 30-Year Career Serving New Jersey Community

Man Shoved Into Moving 7 Train at 74 St Station in Queens, NYPD Seeks Attacker

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