Christie Headed To U.K. In February To Meet With Government, Business Leaders
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will visit the United Kingdom early next month, in an effort to bolster that nation's business and cultural ties with New Jersey.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie will visit the United Kingdom early next month, in an effort to bolster that nation's business and cultural ties with New Jersey.
A Long Island man's hobby may prove to be golden. He was out with his metal detector and came across a wedding ring.
A 20-year-old student was arraigned Monday on charges that he set a female classmate on fire in an NYU dorm, prosecutors said Tuesday.
For the first time, the White House on Tuesday made the full text of President Barack Obama's State of the Union Address available online. The full text can be found here.
A slate of challengers is working to unseat longtime New York police union leader Patrick Lynch -- including two officers under indictment in a ticket-fixing scandal.
A man was shot multiple times and killed in broad daylight Tuesday in Queens.
A bus slammed into a wall inside the Port Authority Bus Terminal late Tuesday afternoon, leaving one person hospitalized.
An NYPD officer was arrested this past weekend on charges that he patronized a prostitute in Brooklyn.
Newark Mayor Ras Baraka on Tuesday announced what he called the first step in reforming a problem-plagued police force, with the creation of a civilian complaint review board, the first in the city's history.
A church could be standing in the way of New Jersey commuters' hopes for a faster trip to the city.
A woman who was hospitalized after recent travels from an Ebola-affected country did not have the virus, officials told Tuesday evening.
If you remember the late 1980s then you definitely know the hits of the New Kids On The Block.
Police in South Brunswick, New Jersey said Tuesday that a woman used her young daughter to steal from a woman's wallet at a Target store earlier this month.
A state assemblyman has proposed legislation to ban cars with out-of-state plates from parking on city streets between 2 and 5 a.m.
A hugfest between Mayor Bill de Blasio and the Rev. Al Sharpton has been raising eyebrows.
