Police: Several Religious Statues Snatched From Lawns, Front Steps In New Jersey Town
A heartbroken homeowner wants to know why someone would steal a sacred statue from her lawn, and she's not alone.
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A heartbroken homeowner wants to know why someone would steal a sacred statue from her lawn, and she's not alone.
Residents are saying enough is enough while demanding that the Long Island Rail Road clean up a two-mile stretch of property.
Monmouth County prosecutors say 32-year-old Jennifer Sweeney and 32-year-old Andre Harris were charged Tuesday with murder, desecration of human remains and tampering with evidence in the death of 41-year-old Tyrita Julius.
Donald Trump and his top advisers -- old and new -- are meeting to discuss tactics to defeat "radical Islamic terrorism.''
Prosecutors say the man who scaled the all-glass surface of Trump Tower last week had planned the climb, ordering equipment and practicing ahead of time.
Fire commissioners in Poughkeepsie have ordered a department to take American flags off its trucks, sparking a heated online debate.
A 6-year-old boy is the one of the top fundraisers for a local children's charity run in New York.
The New York Police Department said it's getting more tips regarding the murder of a jogger in Howard Beach and that the investigation is evolving.
Former Port Authority of New York and New Jersey chairman David Samson pleaded guilty to a bribery charge last month.
North Main Street will get new sidewalks, lightpoles and benches. "We'll be installing approximately 39 new benches, 29 decorative trash receptacles, 70 new trees," Mayor Robert Kennedy added.
A new study compiled by a private web marketplace for student loans and refinancing found that New Jersey ranks ninth nationally in student loan debt.
The "Harry Potter'' author has completed a series of short digital works, Pottermore Presents, centered on the school where Potter and friends honed their magic.
The tradition of concerts hosted by the Mets continues Friday when the Zac Brown Band returns to Citi Field.
The report released by the Office of Inspector General at the U.S. housing department says New York state officials failed to comply with federal rules on contract procurement and did not ensure the money was spent effectively.
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo cut the ribbon on the $35 million, 115,000 square-foot facility on Wednesday.
