Happenings, September 8
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Sofia Eugenio, 16, was last seen Tuesday getting into a red Ford Escape at around 2 p.m. on 612 Raritan Ave and was going to see her boyfriend, 18-year-old Elijah Hosein, in the Fords area, police said.
The judge in the bribery trial of U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez and his longtime friend chastised prosecutors Thursday for asking a witness "irrelevant'' questions.
When U.S. Army Specialist Doug George returned home, he and his wife had something in mind to surprise their kids.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo is tackling trash on the tracks and the danger it poses to city subway riders.
NYPD school safety officers searched the teen's bag and discovered the .25 caliber handgun after the metal detector went off at City Polytechnic High School, police said.
A suspected shoplifter led police on a high-speed chase after slipping out of her handcuffs and driving off in a police vehicle.
The recall involves Mainstays four-drawer chests from Ameriwood Home.
It happened just after 10:30 p.m. Wednesday near Ralph Avenue and MacDonough Street.
When the September 11th terror attacks struck, WCBS reporter Peter Haskell tried driving toward the World Trade Center but got caught in bad traffic.
Authorities responded to 3700 Pratt Avenue near Seton Falls Park in the Wakefield section just before 6 p.m. for reports of an emotionally disturbed person.
At least one NYPD officer was seriously injured late Wednesday in a police squad car accident in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn.
Hurricane Irma roared into the Caribbean with record-setting force early Wednesday, shaking people in their homes on the islands of Antigua and Barbuda on a path toward Puerto Rico and possibly Florida by the weekend.
WFAN radio talk show host Craig Carton has been arrested on conspiracy and securities fraud charges.
Leslie Van Houten, the youngest of Charles Manson's murderous followers, was granted parole by a state board Wednesday, though California's governor can still block her release as he has done before.
