Police: Suspect Sought In Little Falls Vehicle Thefts, Arson
Police in New Jersey are searching for a suspect who they said stole items from several vehicles before setting one on fire.
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Police in New Jersey are searching for a suspect who they said stole items from several vehicles before setting one on fire.
Weekly unemployment benefit applications dropped 24,000 to 297,000, the Labor Department said Thursday. That's the fewest since May 12, 2007. The four week average, a less volatile measure, dipped 2,000 to 323,250.
A last-minute change avoided what could have been an uncomfortable moment in the Sept. 11 museum dedication ceremony: New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie followed by "Bridge Over Troubled Water.''
Under the plan, inspections would cost an additional $61, adult annual membership at Eisenhower Park's Aquatic Center would rise by $50 and weekend golf at the park would go up from $36 to $40.
Former President Bill Clinton said Wednesday his wife Hillary took six months to recover from a 2012 concussion, adding she is now "stronger than I am'' as he dismissed GOP strategist Karl Rove's comments about her health.
In as fitting an ending as you could script for this season, the host Heat roared back from an eight-point deficit in the last three minutes to send the Nets back to Brooklyn for good, 96-94.
If you start out smart and make your child your design partner, you can trade in today's ducky decals for tomorrow's funky graphics with ease and panache.
Three cars on a seven-car freight train jumped the tracks just east of Jamaica Station on the Long Island Rail Road.
It has been several weeks and roommates Reese Werkhoven, Cally Guasti and Lara Russo are still shocked by what they found hidden in their couch.
A good night's sleep is vital for good health, but sometimes bad dreams and nightmares can interfere with a solid night of shut eye.
A Bergen County gas station is under investigation for allegedly selling contaminated fuel.
A Good Samaritan stepped in to save a car with three young girls inside after it began to roll out of a gas station parking lot and into oncoming traffic.
The steel and glass museum houses more than 10,000 artifacts, 23,000 photographs, 1,900 oral histories and 500 hours of film and video. It opens to the public May 21.
State wildlife biologist Christopher Nadareski wasn't taking any chances when he cautiously removed two baby falcon chicks from an improbable nest 17-stories above the street on top of the Nassau University Medical Center.
A Queens woman who was stumped by the parks department was smiling on Wednesday night.
