Cops: New Remains Found Near Gilgo Beach Not Shannan Gilbert
Investigators expanded their search Tuesday of a remote, densely overgrown stretch of a Long Island barrier island as they searched for more victims of a possible serial killer.
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Investigators expanded their search Tuesday of a remote, densely overgrown stretch of a Long Island barrier island as they searched for more victims of a possible serial killer.
A warning was issued to students at four New Jersey colleges to be on alert for Tony Kadyhrob, a man accused of accosting and trying to lure a 19-year-old woman into his car last week.
Residents on Baldwin Avenue in Jersey City are on edge after two people, and possibly a third, died on the same day they moved in.
A New Jersey Little League is taking safety up a notch. For the first time they're requiring all their volunteers be fingerprinted. We're talking coaches and concession stand workers, too.
Gone are the days when rats ran rampant only in New York City's subways.
Did you see Kristine Johnson's 11 p.m. report on "yoga for fertility" classes exploding in popularity across our area?
Parking in the city can be an exercise in frustration and costly. The City Council is holding a hearing on how to improve street parking and reduce the number of nuisance tickets.
The friends of a woman, who accused two NYPD officers of raping her in December 2008, testified that the alleged victim was intoxicated and couldn't stand on her own.
The video shows what one law enforcement source called the worst kind of municipal corruption -- self-entitled public employees helping themselves to food donated to the poor.
To some, having school kids brought to one location and their parents evacuate to another might not seem like a good evacuation plan.
A local disc jockey who produced Notorious B.I.G's first album has been charged with public lewdness after police say he was seen having oral sex in a parked car on a Manhattan street
The Espadas were accused of cheating on their taxes, as well as stealing more than $500,000 from their health clinic in the Bronx. In addition to theft and embezzlement charges, they were charged with tax evasion.
What can you get for a penny these days?
While talks continue between the administration and unionized state workers, Gov. Malloy has a back up plan just in case.
The verdict comes on the fourth day of deliberations for 20-year-old Alexander Alfaro, who faces 17 counts including murder, felony murder and robbery.
