New Jersey Students Urging Governor To End Lunch Shaming, Help Children Without Enough Money For Food
The determined students are part of an organization called Rays of Hope and they've even asked Gov. Murphy to get involved.
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The determined students are part of an organization called Rays of Hope and they've even asked Gov. Murphy to get involved.
Federal agents say they've stopped 5 pounds of cocaine from hitting the streets after a bust at Kennedy Airport.
Starting Saturday through next Sunday, Nov. 3, New Yorkers will be able to vote at 33 designated public schools across the city.
Experts recommend a minimum of nine hours a night for children ages 6 to 17.
Police say Isaiah Thompson is no stranger to subway crime, and the MTA is trying to pull his MetroCard for life.
While his family and friends demand justice for his murder, they are also trying to make sure that his art lives on.
This weekend, Catholic leaders will vote on whether married men in remote areas of the Amazon should be allowed to be ordained as priests.
Police responded to a 911 call for shots fired shortly after 12 a.m. on Stirrup Path in Seaford.
"I'm taking the pipe and waving it," Thomas Zapasek said. Meantime their vulnerable neighbor was being butted and chewed on. The buck even lost part of his antler in the attack.
Police say an 86-year-old driver put her car in reverse, then mistakenly pressed the accelerator instead of the brake.
Video from Chopper 2 showed a silver car that appeared to slam into a utility pole. A black car was also damaged.
Now a synagogue, the mayor and historical society are trying to save the Taylor Bliss House.
Built in the 1850s, after years of extensive restoration work the Mount Morris Fire Watchtower is ready to re-open on Saturday.
It happened at Broadway and Myrtle Avenue below the J, M, Z station in Brooklyn.
Two more biometric clocks have been vandalized in separate incidents this week.
