NJ TRANSIT Weighs Possibility Of Fare Hikes, Service Cuts
NJ TRANSIT said Tuesday that fare hikes or service "adjustments" were a possibility as the transportation agency deals with a major budget gap.
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NJ TRANSIT said Tuesday that fare hikes or service "adjustments" were a possibility as the transportation agency deals with a major budget gap.
A unique federally funded study offers a detailed look at the lives of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender youth in New York City who cope with homelessness and poverty by engaging in what the researchers call "survival sex.''
Two Red-Tailed Hawks, one found nearly starved to death, another shot in the wing, are now on the mend.
Two northern New Jersey men and a woman from Florida stood accused Wednesday of stealing $700,000 from various banks in several states through a counterfeit check scheme.
Taking advantage of a brief "warm" spell, an army of sanitation workers spent all day Wednesday trying to clear city streets of ice and snow. But many residents were wondering why they had not seen trucks and plows sooner.
If you're sick and tired of winter, and tend to wear a lot of black, some people are turning things around with color.
Stephanie and Tony Tantillo say you can cook this simple chicken and potatoes in one pan.
The pair was charged with attempted assault and obstructing governmental administration.
In a struggle caught on surveillance video, the robber brandishes a large butcher knife and yanks out the cash register drawer while Patel calls 911.
A New Jersey water company overhauled its systems, but that was not a good thing for many customers who suddenly got socked with bills running into the thousands of dollars.
Police are investigating if a woman who robbed a Darien, Connecticut bank Tuesday is connected to two other robberies.
Better car mileage has led to a reduction in the amount of money collected from the state's gas tax, prompting lawmakers to search for a new funding source to pay for much-needed highway and bridge repairs.
Police remain at the scene of a Brooklyn maraschino cherry warehouse where the owner shot and killed himself after an inspection led to a stunning discovery.
In three incidents, someone purposely drove rented U-Haul trucks into livery cabs, sometimes carrying passengers who were in on the scheme, authorities said.
Documents filed in the case show 18-year-old Travis Hofstetter told a 911 dispatcher that "I did something bad'' before confessing to the crime.
