NJ Lawmakers Sen. Lautenberg, Rep. Holt Settle Lawsuit By Former Election Worker
Angela Genova, a lawyer for both campaigns, confirmed the settlement, which showed up in recently filed campaign finance documents for the New Jersey Democrats.
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Angela Genova, a lawyer for both campaigns, confirmed the settlement, which showed up in recently filed campaign finance documents for the New Jersey Democrats.
Running long distances became an anchor for Michelle King Gonzales during her three tours in Iraq.
Police said 43-year-old Richard Dennison, an employee at United Cesspool Service, fell into a vat at a sewer treatment plant at Avalon Commons around 6:45 p.m. Tuesday.
Over the past 15 years, there has been an on and off fight against a mammoth mall project on Long Island.
When Sal Polizzi isn't running the family pizzeria in Bushwick, Brooklyn, he's running.
Good morning. I am going to be sick. As any regular reader of this column knows, I'm a bit hung up on the city's restaurant health grades.
The dog days will be over for some New York canines when the RS Pop-Up Adoption Shop opens at the Roger Smith Hotel, at 501 Lexington Ave., this November.
Investigators say the man approached his victim at 87th street in Ozone Park when he demanded the woman's cash, jewelry, cell phone and iPod.
After Christian Bale drew large crowds of stargazers to Midtown Manhattan last week as he filmed scenes for the upcoming Batman movie, the movie crews are reportedly set to hit Garden State Thursday.
It would essentially be the same route of the ARC Tunnel - the controversial plan that New Jersey Governor Chris Christie canceled because of funding concerns.
On Tuesday night he spoke about what happened to his wife and her ongoing fight to survive. Michael Hedges talked about the incident that's made national headlines: his wife severely injured by a shopping cart tossed from four stories up.
Like so many places throughout northern New Jersey, many homes in Teaneck were made unlivable because of storm damage.
Keys says the Professional Performing Arts School in Manhattan is underfunded and oversubscribed, "and I hope to make this better for them."
"Just bring it back -- I don't care who you are or what it was all about. Just, if you could, please just drop it off and, you know, and I'll chuck it off as a loss," James McGuigan said.
The president and chief operating office for CL&P says the utility is "still shooting to have 99 percent of our customers restored sometime Sunday."
