Mount Vernon Activist Files Suit, Wants Cop Fired Over Arrest
It seems like everyone has a smartphone with a camera these days, and many people are using them to record cops interacting with citizens.
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It seems like everyone has a smartphone with a camera these days, and many people are using them to record cops interacting with citizens.
There are 73 red light cameras in New Jersey and come next month, none of them will be used.
Eight people were taken to the hospital due to fumes at a Moonachie printing company on Friday.
State Senator Richard Codey (D) Essex County, has proposed a bill that would study whether students should start classes an hour later.
Falero, wielding a 10-inch kitchen knife, stabbed four people in his Washington Heights apartment building.
From halfway around the world on Friday, President Barack Obama upped the ante in the fight for immigration reform.
There's something missing from the late autumn mood at Westchester Community College: the sound of basketballs. The gym has been locked and the season silenced over deepening grade scandal among student athletes.
Friday was sentencing day for a New Jersey day care worker convicted of abusing children. The woman made an emotional plea to parents before learning her fate.
One of the busiest travel periods of the entire year is about two weeks away, but if you haven't booked Thanksgiving airfare yet, you're not out of luck.
For the first time together, Juan Lizama and Juan Lopez discussed their harrowing rescue from One World Trade Center.
Police in Newark are trying to find the suspects who crashed trucks into two businesses early Friday morning to try to steal ATMs.
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will be in the Big Apple from Dec. 7 to Dec. 9, according to a press release from Kensington Palace.
Ralik Hansen, 28, thought it was police at the door so he hid under the couch. His gun then discharged, killing him, according to the FBI.
A New Jersey martial arts instructor is behind bars Friday after being accused of sexually assaulting students and police fear there could be other possible victims.
A Sikh college student claims the U.S. Army is barring him from the Reserve Officer Training Corps unless he violates his religious beliefs by removing his turban, shaving and cutting his hair.
