Irene-Weary Residents In N.J. Communities Faced With More Flooding
Hurricane Irene stormed through New Jersey last Sunday, but her after-effects are still very much being felt.
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Hurricane Irene stormed through New Jersey last Sunday, but her after-effects are still very much being felt.
Over the past decade we have heard countless stories about acts of heroism during the 9/11 terror attacks. But here's one you probably never heard about.
From the 26th floor of this home you have spectacular views of Lincoln Center, you can see the reflecting pool, the Hudson River and down to Columbus Circle.
Ken Summers, a married father of two, may not have survived had it not been for a concerned stranger, Steve Newman, who found Summers on the street in shock.
A day after the confrontation with police at the West Indian Day Parade, New York City Councilman Jumaane Williams believes he was detained because he is a "35-year-old black man with dreadlocks.''
Get a sneak peek of the 9/11 Memorial before it opens to the public on Monday, Sept. 12. The memorial will be dedicated on Sunday in a special ceremony for victims' families.
It was a terrifying Labor Day weekend of violence as 67 people were shot in New York City. It came on the heels of the NYPD dealing with alarming spikes in murder, rapes and robberies in some neighborhoods.
With the opening school bell today, New Jersey's anti-bullying Bill of Rights took effect, forcing districts to investigate complaints and take action.
Ten years later, the images of 9/11 remain seared into memory -- scenes of unimaginable terror and depictions of great bravery and humanity. For one group of firefighters a single photograph evokes the best and worst of that terrible day.
In our post-9/11 world we've become accustomed to many a security rules and regulations, including taking our shoes off at airport screening checkpoints. But a change is underfoot.
Police say Denise Gay, 56, was caught in the crossfire between Leroy Webster and Randy Johnson.
Massive flooding from Hurricane Irene devastated Lorenzo Jandoli's home and he lost many belongings to the raging water. He was supposed to begin school Tuesday, but that building was also damaged -- so school starts Thursday.
An unoccupied house on 150 Lincoln Street was reduced to rubble following an explosion around 1:30 a.m.
Police say 20-year-old Nicole Ottaiano is responsible for a shocking crime. Ottaiano has pleaded not guilty. Bail was set at $5,000.
A man says he phoned in a bomb threat against the Long Island Power Authority to try to get power back to his grandmother's house after Tropical Storm Irene.
