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This weekend marked the first of eight weekends for which the Pulaski Skyway was to be closed in both directions.
The American Red Cross of Greater New York continued to offer a hand Saturday for those who were left homeless by the East Village explosion earlier this week.
Gaze upon Weekhawken Cove and something is a little fishy, as it holds not one, but two sunken sailboats. A couple more look, well, left for dead.
Hundreds of families fear for their safety. They live in public housing and have been without gas for more than two months. They say the city's temporary solution to the problem puts them at risk.
Twenty-two people were injured, four critically, after the powerful blast and fire sent flames soaring and debris flying Thursday afternoon. Six members of the FDNY were hurt in the operation.
A hospital confirms 28-year-old Andreas Lubitz visited as recently as March 10, but won't say for what.
A moth, a mineral and an inventor don't have much in common but they might soon share a designation as New Jersey's newest state symbols.
More than 1,100 attendants at gas stations around the state of New Jersey have received a total of $5.5 million over the past five years in back-pay and damages.
Two people remain unaccounted for after an apparent gas explosion in the East Village that leveled three five-story buildings.
An off-duty firefighter near the explosion in the East Village Thursday sprang into action, climbing into the smoking building as others were climbing out.
A 76-year-old Stamford woman who police say was severely beaten by her son has died.
It's a story about intestinal fortitude, how one mother gave herself a fitness goal, but along the way found a more suitable destination.
The New Jersey Turnpike Authority's lawsuit against a Florida pizza shop for using a logo similar to the Garden State Parkway's green and yellow signs has been tossed.
A Connecticut man accused of sexually abusing two girls at a Long Island music school where he taught has pleaded not guilty.
