Nearly Two Years After Sandy, Seaside Heights Receives Much-Needed Facelift
The devastation of Superstorm Sandy has now been largely replaced by a refurbished and spruced up Seaside Heights, and business owners say it's no accident.
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The devastation of Superstorm Sandy has now been largely replaced by a refurbished and spruced up Seaside Heights, and business owners say it's no accident.
Police Thursday evening were investigating an apparent murder-suicide in Denville, New Jersey.
Mayor Bill de Blasio's son, Dante, and daughter, Chiara, each were set to begin month-long unpaid internships with the City of New York this week.
Some junk food junkies on Long Island are worried that they will not be able to chow down on their favorite fatty foods.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday signed a bill calling for the evaluation of the need for audible alarms on public school building doors, in commemoration of the Avonte Oquendo tragedy.
Summer nights are great time to dine out, but thanks to something that you might not know about menus you could wind up spending more than you expect.
Yonkers police on Thursday were investigating two gunpoint robberies that occurred within a period of 15 minutes earlier this week, which police said were related.
They're in the mail, online and very possibly hanging on your refrigerator door: school supply lists making you feel like summer is fleeting and it's time to outfit your kids for the classroom.
NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton said Thursday there are a number of concerns associated with a possible march across the Verrazano-Narrows Bridge in response to the police-custody death of Eric Garner.
Michelle Lodzinski is charged in the death of her 5-year-old son who was reported missing from a carnival in New Jersey in 1991.
Police radios crackled with sightings as a bear was seen marching through the wooded areas of Mountainside, N.J., Thursday, WCBS 880's Jim Smith reported.
A block in Brooklyn has people everywhere green with envy. That's because it's been named the greenest in the entire borough.
It was a jealous rage that may have motivated Keith Belajonas. Police said he posted a chilling message on Facebook Thursday morning.
The family of a 14-year-old Bronx boy who says he was thrown by cops through a plate glass window is suing the city for $25 million.
The incident took place at Broad Avenue and Fort Lee Road.
