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The owners of Jenkinson's Pavilion in Point Pleasant Beach are suing over a plan to build sand dunes, saying the project would transform their privately owned beach into a public one.
The first person convicted in federal court of profiting from the illegal sale of human organs is out of prison.
A man who barricaded himself inside an apartment in Springfield Township, N.J., for hours Friday morning is in custody.
PATH's Exchange Place and World Trade Center stations reopen this weekend after nearly a year without weekend service because of Superstorm Sandy repairs and signal upgrades.
Albany County Sheriff Craig Apple said Tiffany Van Alstyne is being arraigned on a second-degree murder charge in the killing of Kenneth White.
A Queens doctor accused of selling prescription drugs out of his pain-management clinic has been sentenced in the deaths of two of his patients.
A local band is spreading joy this holiday season with a stop Friday directed at lifting the spirits of sick children.
Gov. Cuomo is stepping up his war of words with the teachers' union.
The picture on the front page of the Connecticut Post: President Obama posing with the mayor of Bridgeport and his family on the mayor's holiday card.
There are only five days left until Christmas and Saturday is expected to be the busiest shopping day of the year.
Though the discussions have been ongoing, the sides aren't close to completing a deal, according to CBS' Jon Heyman.
Next year should be a busy one for one of the largest construction projects in the city.
It's the last weekend before Christmas. Live it up via music, ugly sweaters, and lots of candy canes, and/or by participating in one of our picks for the best eating, drinking, and merrymaking events this weekend.
West Harlem residents say a posse of raccoons has taken over their neighborhoods and in some cases even broken into their homes.
An extra-alarm fire broke out Thursday evening in a commercial building in Coney Island, Brooklyn – right across from the busy elevated subway terminal.
