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New Jersey voters cast ballots Tuesday to decide how big an advantage Democrats will have in the state's General Assembly in the first legislative contest since Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy took office in 2018.
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New Jersey voters cast ballots Tuesday to decide how big an advantage Democrats will have in the state's General Assembly in the first legislative contest since Democratic Gov. Phil Murphy took office in 2018.
According to police, the driver hit a pedestrian at the corner of Archer Avenue and Sutphin Boulevard outside an LIRR station around 9:15 p.m. Tuesday.
A robbery spree on Saturday night has some New Jersey shop owners and residents on edge after four businesses were hit in an hour.
New Yorkers are coming to terms with Mayor Bill de Blasio's surprise pick of Dermot Shea for police commissioner.
If a picture paints a thousand words, there is one hanging in a Connecticut city with quite a story to tell.
She dished to British Vogue about her relationship status months before the big birthday. But it's the way she phrased it that has many talking.
Police and the family say the person who has the ashes can drop them off at a church, a police station or the home.
Thanks to a $1 million computer upgrade, if you step into one of the University's three immersive display chambers, you can visualize tiny parts of the body supersized.
The theft happened Monday morning at 69th Street and Juniper Boulevard in Middle Village.
The lawsuit says the man made up a false story about the skirmish in an effort to extort money from Baldwin.
There is amazing new technology that's helping surgeons perform the most delicate of all operations -- brain surgery.
Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo continues to question whether such betting is constitutional.
Bernice Immordino clutched her empty gold urn. It is identical to the one that was stolen, the one that contained the ashes of her late husband.
An iconic apartment complex in Harlem could completely transform. Developers are proposing adding new buildings and much larger retail to Lenox Terrace.
Partnering with the Department of Education, the goal is to expand the program to serve all middle and high schools beginning in January.
