Snagging The Perfect Parking Spot During The Holiday Shopping Madness
Prime shopping season means a mob scene not just inside the mall, but outside too: in the parking lot.
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Prime shopping season means a mob scene not just inside the mall, but outside too: in the parking lot.
Ryan Berk, an Army Ranger and Purple Heart recipient, spotted a man, Sean Yetman, wearing an Army Ranger uniform.
It has been more than a year since the lane closure scandal on the George Washington Bridge, and a legislative committee has been investigating why the three access lanes were shut down – snarling traffic.
It's cold and flu season, and you've probably heard people sneezing all over town. But what's the best way to sneeze and not spread germs? In a tissue? Into your arm? Into your hands?
Millions of Americans are having difficulty paying off their student loans, and some senior citizens are finding out what happens if they default on those loans.
The State Office of Weights and Measures said lab testing showed the viscosity on labels of the banned oil did not match the oil itself.
If you ever use a pet groomer, a new law has been proposed in New Jersey that could protect your dog or cat.
About 22,000 patrolmen are being retrained during a three-day course, Police Commissioner Bill Bratton said. The retraining began earlier this month and officials hope it will be completed by June.
As Carolyn McCarthy gets set to retire from Congress, she has her wish list of legislation she would like to see passed this term.
The investigation will look for potential civil rights investigations in the July 17 death of Garner, 43, who was confronted by police on suspicion of selling loose, untaxed cigarettes.
The airport includes a new gift and wine shop, a restaurant, an art gallery and an atrium concert hall.
Animal rights advocates with doughnuts in tow rallied in Trenton Thursday to call on New Jersey to ban hunters from baiting bears and to bash Gov. Chris Christie for allowing the hunt.
A judge has dismissed a shoplifting case against a Brooklyn teenager found with a baby's remains in a shopping bag.
Five people suffered injuries ranging from bumps and bruises to a broken wrist, police said.
The panel received the case late Wednesday morning and found 47-year-old Patrick Allen guilty of murder in the 2011 slaying of his wife, Kimberly, after resuming deliberations on Thursday.
