Prosecutors: Man Weighed Down Child Seat With Daughter In It Before Creek Toss
Tierra Morgan-Glover was strapped in her car seat when her body was found face down and partially submerged in a stream near Shark River Park in Wall Township.
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Tierra Morgan-Glover was strapped in her car seat when her body was found face down and partially submerged in a stream near Shark River Park in Wall Township.
'Tis the season for sharing, but when it comes to social networking, some people may share too much about their whereabouts and the gifts they'll give.
Tired of those run-of-the-mill occupiers? Looking for an occupier with a star quality? Some rhythm maybe? A good singing voice? You're in luck, the Occupy Wall Street movement now comes complete with an entertainment department, and they've created their own movement called Occupy Broadway.
Lenore Zimmerman, 85, was angry and embarrassed after what she claims was a strip search at Kennedy Airport. Now another woman in her 80s said she was exposed one day before at the very same terminal.
The holiday tree in Mount Sinai will once again be called the Christmas tree, beginning next year.
Four morning and six evening trains running between Far Rockaway and Atlantic Terminal in Brooklyn have a designated quiet car.
Seventy years after the attack on Pearl Harbor, Tom Mahoney's memory is keen of the day he said "changed the world."
Maybe we haven't gotten so far ahead of ourselves that friendly, old-fashioned types of consumer relationships can still exist, even though they're few and awfully far between.
U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand announced Sunday that she's backing a bill that aims to crack down on corrupt gun dealers and eliminate the flow of illegal guns into New York.
Prosecutors and a defense lawyer have agreed to delay having a grand jury weigh in on a terrorism case against a man accused of assembling a homemade bomb to try to blow up targets ranging from police cars to post offices, his lawyer said.
Benefits under the federal "Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Program" were opened up to Connecticut families after the storm. They could requesting and receive money to replace spoiled food and cover other expenses.
Parts of Sussex, Warren, Morris, Passaic, Bergen, Somerset and Hunterdon Counties will be approved bear hunting grounds. Last year nearly 600 were killed during the hunt.
Holiday shoppers and tourists watched as the animal went down Sunday at 59th Street and Fifth Avenue.
State officials will reassess damage to the counties of Bergen, Passaic, and Middlesex, which were all initially rejected for the money that was earlier made available to every other county in New Jersey.
