14 Unions To Sue Gov. Christie Again Over Pension Payments
Fourteen unions representing New Jersey public sector employees say they plan to sue Gov. Chris Christie again over planned contributions to government employees' pension funds.
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Fourteen unions representing New Jersey public sector employees say they plan to sue Gov. Chris Christie again over planned contributions to government employees' pension funds.
A $10,000 reward is being offered for the return of a beloved pet that vanished while in the care of a Manhattan dog walker.
Prosecutors say they've received similar calls before. They've asked police to interview the man.
A Williamsburg apartment is being turned into a museum to commemorate an infamous ice-skating incident.
Frank Music Company says poor sales due to scores being readily available online are to blame.
The New York City Council is holding hearings on how to improve relations between NYPD officers and residents of the city's minority neighborhoods.
Assembly Transportation Committee Chairman John Wisniewski told Meadowlands-area business leaders Tuesday that the state must identify a dedicated source of funding for the Transportation Trust Fund.
Jonathan Parra, 19, faces unlawful surveillance charges.
Trumbull First Selectman Timothy M. Herbst ordered the painting temporarily removed from the town library until there's a formal agreement in place protecting the town from liability.
The suspects have struck at least seven stores since late January. Police said the robbers target high-end businesses including Bond Street Chocolate, a cosmetic shop on Spring Street, an art gallery and clothing store on Mott Street.
The survey released Tuesday shows 51 percent of registered voters who were questioned disapprove of the job Christie is doing, compared to 35 percent who approve.
The Cresskill Middle/High School Home and Social Association, in partnership with Dumont and Tenafly high schools, is hosting a forum at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Merritt Memorial Elementary School in Cresskill.
When salmon, salamanders or other aquatic animals shed skin cells, they leave behind traces of their DNA in the water, like clues left behind at a crime scene.
New York City lawmakers are taking a hard look at the quality of health care inmates receive at the Rikers Island jail complex and whether the city should renew a $126.6 million contract with a private health provider.
PSEG officials say they need the $440 million generated by the increase to expand maintenance programs and fund new system upgrades.
