De Blasio Suggests Reduction, Rather Than Abolition Of Horse Carriages
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday announced a new attempt to corral the popular horse carriage industry.
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Mayor Bill de Blasio on Wednesday announced a new attempt to corral the popular horse carriage industry.
A church in New Jersey voted unanimously to help sponsor a family of Syrian refugees who arrived in the United States earlier this week.
Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade executive producer Amy Kule said this year's parade features the best of giant balloons, floats, marching bands, and performers "unparalleled to year's past."
Police believe a mother and daughter who were wounded in a shooting inside their car Tuesday night in Linden were targeted.
One expert says it's bad to go and look around without a game plan, because it leads to a lot of impulse buys.
Joseph Ferrufino, 21, now faces four counts of attempted murder charges -- upgraded charges from the original first and third-degree arson charges he originally faced.
The Port Authority has stationed more officers at its airports, bus terminals, train stations and Hudson River crossings while the NYPD has extra uniformed police officers and other security measures in place.
Some 16 million people used the "Most Used Words" app on Facebook.
The Department of Investigation followed a tip that led them to the correction officer.
Christie took a step in an effort to end the stigma of drug addiction by pardoning a Philadelphia man with a history of drug use for crimes committed in NJ more than 40 years ago.
"There are more fatal crashes over Thanksgiving than any other holiday," Nassau County Acting District Attorney Madeline Singas said.
Teacher Sharlene Stinson, 46, was killed Monday when her Hyundai Sonata was hit by a van driven by two teens, police said.
An investigation conducted by Schneiderman's office revealed that the fitness company violated regulations requiring warnings, consent forms and free protective eyewear at several Planet Fitness locations.
A report released Tuesday by the state Department of Environmental Protection showed that Gov. Chris Christie's administration is considering developments at the cash-strapped park.
Jurors worked through the morning on Wednesday before adjourning for the long holiday weekend.
