New Jersey Zoning Dispute Pits Adult Community Against Funeral Home
It's a zoning dispute like no other. An adult neighborhood in Jackson Township, N.J. is upset about a new neighbor.
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It's a zoning dispute like no other. An adult neighborhood in Jackson Township, N.J. is upset about a new neighbor.
Police were searching Monday night for an 88-year-old man who has been missing since Thursday from a public housing development in Inwood.
It's an exciting day for fans who are are hoping that the good weather is a good omen for things to come this season for the Yankees.
The bodies of Michael and Rosalia Juskin were discovered on the first floor of their Spruce Street home in Elmwood Park, Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli said on Twitter.
Warm weather has arrived and people's thoughts have turned to losing weight for bathing suit season.
Victor Gotbaum, an influential New York labor leader who both fought City Hall and helped it survive its 1970s fiscal crisis, has died, his son said Monday.
A New Jersey high school teacher again pleaded not guilty Monday, this time on an indictment alleging that she had sex with six male students.
The Mets went up against the Washington Nationals and more than 10,000 fans lined up in front of the Jackie Robinson Rotunda to catch all the game day action.
A construction worker was killed Monday, after he was buried by dirt that collapsed at a Meatpacking District construction site.
If you're interested in learning to swim, free lessons are offered for all ages in New York City, but it's based on a lottery system.
The spring wildfire season is here, and this one has the potential to be disastrous in New Jersey.
A mechanical problem created a smoke condition in a New York City subway tunnel east of Grand Central Terminal, stalling trains and leaving hundreds stranded.
It has been nine years since the city swapped parkland for parking lots so the Yankees could build a new stadium, and a CBS2 investigation that started a year ago has uncovered a big problem with that deal.
The Columbia Graduate School of Journalism said in the Sunday report that the magazine's shortcomings "encompassed reporting, editing, editorial supervision and fact-checking.''
Middle Island residents are fed up with a giant pile of mulch that they say is stinking up the neighborhood.
