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Expect a mostly cloudy Tuesday with some rumbles north and west in the afternoon and late-day showers in and around the city.
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Expect a mostly cloudy Tuesday with some rumbles north and west in the afternoon and late-day showers in and around the city.
Opening statements are happening in the New Jersey murder trial of the former internet star known as "Kai the Hitchhiker" who found viral fame back in 2013.
Members of the city's largest school bus drivers union have voted to authorize a strike after job protections for bus workers were not included in the new state budget.
A vote in the New York City Council is planned on whether to punish a member for controversial comments.
Warnings are being issued about a sextortion scam that is people over email and blackmailing them for thousands of dollars.
A federal prosecutor says a Chinese woman who was arrested for illegally entering President Trump's Mar-a-Lago club had a device to detect hidden cameras in her hotel room.
With more than 160 measles cases confirmed in Rockland County, officials met Monday to reassess their strategy.
Thousands of fans heading home from the WWE's Wrestlemania show were stuck waiting in long lines due to delays involving New Jersey Transit trains and buses.
There is concern from the Centers for Disease Control following an outbreak of a potentially deadly drug-resistant germ in area hospitals.
A man was shot in the chest in a building near 88th street and 37th Avenue. He died at Elmhurst Hospital.
The debate over breast cancer screening for women is heating up.
Lucille Ball, the iconic comedic actress, never lived in two New Jersey towns that border each other, but those municipalities are fighting to keep a Lucille Ball namesake from disappearing.
More than six years after Superstorm Sandy, the replenishment project on the Jersey Shore is almost complete.
A notorious Long Island wife-killer has been granted parole after spending three decades behind bars. Matthew Solomon was convicted of strangling his wife of just six weeks.
After 9/11, Jose Ruiz volunteered for the Army. After multiple tours in Iraq, he died a hero, protecting his squadron in battle.
