New Jersey One Step Closer To Sports Betting
Both the Assembly and Senate pitched shutouts on Thursday, passing the measure 73-0 and 37-0, respectively. The bill is now heading to Gov. Phil Murphy's desk.
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Both the Assembly and Senate pitched shutouts on Thursday, passing the measure 73-0 and 37-0, respectively. The bill is now heading to Gov. Phil Murphy's desk.
The bus was carrying students, mostly fifth graders, from the Mevaskshei Hashem yeshiva in Borough Park, Brooklyn.
A suspected MS-13 gang member faces charges after he allegedly set a fire in Queens that left two other members in critical condition, police sources tell CBS2.
Pablo Villavicencio, of Ecuador , is now in ICE custody pending removal from the country, a spokeswoman said.
Authorities said the heroin was packed into the boxes in Chicago before making its way to New York, where it was headed to a customer in the Bronx.
Running to danger when most people run away, they have courage and bravery to last a lifetime.
There's growing concern the rentals are contributing to the city's affordable housing crisis.
On June 1, State Trooper Michael Patterson was on patrol when he made a stop for a minor infraction. The man that was pulled over didn't know it, but he encountered the same trooper 27 years ago.
It's never too early to think about skin cancer prevention – starting with babies. But when is it OK to use sunscreen on infants? And what type should you use?
One New Jersey town is proving LGBTQ pride isn't limited to the month of June.
Police are searching for a robber who's apparently on a roll in the Riverdale section of the Bronx. They believe he's behind three hold-ups in one day.
Dr. Lawrence Choy arraigned Thursday afternoon in Manhattan Supreme Court on more than 230 charges, including two counts of manslaughter and reckless endangerment.
Reckless drivers may soon get the boot. A local councilman wants the worst offenders in New York City off the roads. His plan would boot their cars until they take a special driving class.
So far this week, big crowds, delayed trains and confusion for PATH train service.
There's trouble for the future of Social Security: The government is paying out more money than it's taking in.
