Christie Administration Asks N.J. Supreme Court To Take Appeal On Gay Marriage
A judge ruled Friday that the state must allow gay couples to wed starting Oct. 21. But Gov. Chris Christie plans to appeal the ruling.
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A judge ruled Friday that the state must allow gay couples to wed starting Oct. 21. But Gov. Chris Christie plans to appeal the ruling.
A string of disturbing acts of vandalism have been discovered in Toms River, N.J.
A published report Monday said the sound of metal against metal in the subway can be harmful to your ears.
The State of New York has demanded a review of environmental conditions on Plum Island, off the coast of eastern Long Island, before the federal government can sell the island and move an infectious animal disease laboratory to a new facility in Kansas.
Dredging will begin in about three years on the infamously polluted Gowanus Canal in Brooklyn.
The Senate's Foreign Relations Committee endorsed the former first daughter to become the United States' next ambassador to Japan.
The home represents the legacy of one of the most prominent former slaves in the northeast, according to village historians.
Best known for his buzzer-beating shot against Clemson in the 1990 NCAA Tournament, Tate was found guilty on four counts of federal wire fraud.
Police on Monday were asking for help from the public in finding a suspect who beat a man with a pipe at a Brooklyn subway station and sent him crashing down onto the tracks.
Sepsis, once known as blood poisoning, is an infection that spreads through the body and lead to massive inflammation, organ failure, and death, sometimes within hours.
Gov. Dan Malloy said Metro-North commuters can expect a "very reduced schedule'' on Monday compared with a normal peak period. Trains are expected to run at 50 percent capacity on the New Haven line.
Controversy has erupted in Crown Heights, Brooklyn, where a local nonprofit plans to build a facility that will predominantly house people who are mentally ill.
Saundra Simonee's body was found in the parking lot of The Birches apartment complex in Bay Shore around 9:15 Friday morning.
Eleven months and more than $1.5 million later, the library boasts three reading rooms, expanded computer stations, automated self-checkout, Wi-Fi and a dedicated area for children under 5.
A military honor guard is escorting the body of Army Staff Sgt. Timothy McGill from Teterboro Airport to his hometown of Ramsey.
