Christie Makes First Public Appearance Since Bridgegate Erupted
New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was in Chicago Tuesday, making his first public appearance since the scandal at the George Washington Bridge came to light.
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New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie was in Chicago Tuesday, making his first public appearance since the scandal at the George Washington Bridge came to light.
Learning about the rare breeds is like traveling the world. Dogs from Mexico, Ireland, and other countries were among the 180 different breeds and varieties present on Tuesday.
The New York City Medical Examiner's office has ruled that a 2-year-old boy died from violent injuries, and his mother has been charged with assault.
The 3:16 p.m. train from Dover, N.J. was headed to Penn Station on the Morris/Essex line when the derailment occurred.
An administrative law judge has ruled that the owners of the Hustler Club along the Westside Highway owe $2. 1million for failing to collect sales taxes on lap dances.
Police on Tuesday were asking for help from the public in a robbery last June at a furniture store in Brownsville, Brooklyn.
The Garden State raked in more tourism dollars in 2013 than it did in 2009 and 2011, and it was only slightly behind the nearly $40 million record set in 2012.
In a city where you can get virtually anything, winter boots are in short supply.
A time release local anesthetic uses hi-tech micro-encapsulation and can allow a knee replacement patient to be pain-free for up to four days.
One of the defendants is being charged with criminally negligent homicide following the October 2012 death of 72-year-old patient Aurelia Rios, prosecutors said.
A Queens man has been charged in a shooting that left a rapper dead and three others wounded last month.
A Harlem Globetrotter scored big with some Long Island schoolchildren Tuesday -- and vice versa.
Island Trees School Superintendent Dr. Charles Murphy said no injuries have been reported at the schools in Levittown.
If it seems as if people are checking out your car a lot more often these days, you are probably right – but perhaps not for the reason you think.
State Attorney General Eric Schneiderman said the plastic particles can persist in the environment for centuries and accumulate toxic chemicals that could enter the food chain if marine creatures ingest them.
