Rutgers students say no coincidence Islamic center vandalized during Eid
Rutgers University students say they don't feel safe on campus after the Center for Islamic Life was vandalized.
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Rutgers University students say they don't feel safe on campus after the Center for Islamic Life was vandalized.
The little girl is a regular guest in her aunt's social media videos, which have gained millions of views on TikTok and Instagram.
Police say Juan Hernandez stole a decommissioned fire boat and then a sailboat, traveling for an hour a mile down the shore.
New York City officials overwhelmingly approved the nearly $800 million plan to construct a soccer stadium and affordable housing across from Citi Field.
Ippei Mizuhara has been accused of stealing millions of dollars from the Dodgers star player to cover sports gambling debts with an illegal bookmaker.
A group of students have filed a lawsuit against Cooper Union after a tense pro-Palestinian rally at the school last October.
The Golden Mall food court, known for Asian flavors, has reopened in Queens after a major redesign.
Police say an 89-year-old man lost control of his vehicle in Brooklyn on Wednesday and struck two pedestrians and a parked car.
Legendary New York City DJ Mister Cee has died. Calvin LeBrun's producing work for Biggie Smalls helped launch the rapper to superstardom.
The Dallas Police Department issued arrest warrants Wednesday for the 23-year-old Rice and 21-year-old Theodore Knox.
The Essex County Cherry Blossom Festival is in full swing at New Jersey's Branch Brook Park, which has more than 5,000 cherry blossom trees.
Like Muslims worldwide, the Paterson Muslim community celebrated Eid during a party marking the end of Ramadan. The war in the Middle East cast a dark and mournful shadow over the day, which city leaders are trying to work through.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy posted on social media that he is "disgusted" by the incident, and the President of Rutgers University sent out an alert to the campus community calling it "a criminal act of bias and hatred."
In two years, more than 5,500 people were screened on board the Mount Sinai Robert F. Smith Mobile Prostate Cancer Screening Unit.
Kyra's Law is named for Kyra Franchetti, a 2-year-old Long Island girl who was shot and killed by her father during an unsupervised court-sanctioned visitation.
