NJ Commuters Say Snow-Covered Walkways Are Putting Them In Harm's Way
The sub-zero wind chill isn't the only problem commuters will face on Friday morning. Some bus stops in New Jersey look more like ice rinks after the latest storm.
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The sub-zero wind chill isn't the only problem commuters will face on Friday morning. Some bus stops in New Jersey look more like ice rinks after the latest storm.
The so-called "selfie stick" is no longer welcome in some of the city's great museums.
The National Transportation Safety Board has learned that signals and warning systems were working properly, and a Metro-North train was going below the speed limit, when it struck a sport-utility vehicle in an accident that left six people dead.
Health officials in Jersey City on Thursday were investigating a suspected case of the measles in a 1-year-old boy who had not been vaccinated.
The First Lady visited the Upper West Side to announce a $500 million donation to expand efforts to end childhood obesity.
Federal investigators on Thursday were looking into a former county prosecutor's allegation in a lawsuit that he was fired because he complained about the dropping of an indictment that involved a donor to Gov. Chris Christie.
A Suffolk County man facing a series of charges in connection with a crime spree that started with a car crash and ended in the death of a cat is due in court Thursday, Nassau County police said.
Authorities have identified a New Jersey man killed in a single-vehicle accident in Morris County.
In the hours after his arrest, a man accused of killing his hedge fund founder father over a cut in his allowance talked to police about his diet and exercise regimen.
You might think the New York City subway system is not always the cleanest place in the world, but researchers have begun undertaking a mission to find out just what microorganisms are lurking at your local stop.
Police in Brooklyn are looking for a man who tried to sexually assault a woman in Crown Heights early Monday.
New Jersey's Supreme Court has put the brakes on the parole bid of a man convicted in the 1973 murder of a state trooper.
Police on Thursday were searching for a man who allegedly took $2,800 from the safe in the manager's office of a Hell's Kitchen gastropub earlier this week.
U.S. District Court Judge Jose Linares ruled Wednesday against producer Rob Fusari's argument to reduce the amount a jury last year awarded to Wendy Starland.
The New York Civil Liberties Union and other petitioners have gone to court to demand that Judge William Garnett open the record in the Eric Garner case.
