Police: Man, Niece Found Shot To Death In The Bronx
Police are looking for answers after two people were found shot dead inside a car in the Bronx early Wednesday morning.
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Police are looking for answers after two people were found shot dead inside a car in the Bronx early Wednesday morning.
Among the initiatives being pushed by the panel are bans on body armor sales, background checks on ammunition purchases and background checks when firearm permits are renewed.
At 23 percent in the latest Quinnipiac University poll, Lhota would handily beat all other Republican challengers for the nomination. But the good news for him could stop there, according to Quinnipiac's Maurice Carroll.
Kenny Britt is going to speak to the cops, the Chargers are officially through the Norv Turner era, and the Pro Bowl still isn't seen as a priority by everyone.
The council is weighing proposals including the feasibility of burying more power lines. Another idea is requiring boilers and other crucial equipment to be set higher off the ground in flood-zone buildings.
After 10 years shooting in North Bergen, the show moved across the Hudson River after Gov. Chris Christie in 2010 called for an end to the tax breaks.
There are so many beauty products out there -- but you don't need to go beyond your own kitchen to get gorgeous.
New Jersey residents are being offered an incentive to lose weight.
Gang Green plans to announce its new general manager by Thursday, league sources told CBS Sports. The website reported that all of the finalists will conclude their interviews on Wednesday.
The nation's largest pharmacy benefits manager is cutting its payroll.
New Jersey's largest newspaper has announced it is laying off 34 employees, the first large-scale layoffs in the paper's history.
There's never a dull moment for chef Ryan Scott, the host of "Food Rush" on the Live Well network.
Relief pitcher Brian Wilson worked out for the Mets at UCLA on Saturday, and according to a report, general manager Sandy Alderson was far from impressed.
