Soldier From Jersey City Makes The Ultimate Sacrifice In Afghanistan
Army Private First Class Leroy Deronde III, a soldier from Jersey City, was killed on Saturday during an ambush in Afghanistan.
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Army Private First Class Leroy Deronde III, a soldier from Jersey City, was killed on Saturday during an ambush in Afghanistan.
Now, the company is testing out ways to allow younger kids on its site without needing to lie. It would be under parental supervision, such as by connecting children's accounts to their parents' accounts.
The folks at Improv Everywhere seemed to be aware that not everyone would appreciate this prank as much as they have some of the previous efforts.
Drivers caught talking or texting on their cellphones in New Jersey may soon face increased fines and license suspensions under a measure approved by a Senate panel Monday.
The jobs situation actually is getting better, if you know where to look, reported WCBS 880's Wayne Cabot.
Authorities say they turned up more than six kilos of cocaine in a hidden compartment inside a dresser with a false back, and another two kilos were found in an oven.
The cab carrying 60-year-old Suzanne Nicholson and her grandson, 11-year-old Gabriel Larsen, was crushed after the chain-reaction wreck early Saturday morning on the Long Island Expressway.
Several pictures of the multi-colored work of nature made it around cyberspace, including one that mesmerized one of the Big Apple's funniest residents.
Krentcil is accused of putting her 6-year-old daughter in a tanning booth, causing a slight sunburn. Krentcil has denied the charge, saying she "would never permit" her daughter, Anna, to go tanning.
When firefighters arrived, they found a 55-year-old woman dead. Her 3-year-old grandson, who was staying with his grandmother, was taken to the hospital where he later died.
You think you're on top of the world? Well, you don't have anything on these chicks.
A defiant and emotional Donovan strongly denied that he had any knowledge of money trading hands in exchange for legislation as alleged by federal authorities who arrested the one-time finance director of his congressional campaign.
A series of events are taking place in the city this week to kick off the American Heart Association's multi-city CPR awareness and education tour.
In preparation for the upcoming Puerto Rican Day parade, Executive Chef Frank Maldonado of Sofrito in White Plains and Manhattan and Sazon in Tribeca stopped by with a recipe for a traditional treat.
