N.J. Woman Wins $5 Million In 'Cash Extravaganza' Instant Game
"Anything can happen in Jersey," and indeed it has for Lacey Katona, a young mother from Linden who won $5 million on a scratch ticket.
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"Anything can happen in Jersey," and indeed it has for Lacey Katona, a young mother from Linden who won $5 million on a scratch ticket.
Firefighter Brian Mullin of the FDNY sees the consequences of not checking smoke detectors firsthand.
Power is going high-tech on Long Island, as PSEG rolls out a new way of measuring electricity use. But some are worried that the new meters might be invading their privacy.
If Brooklyn-based craft seller Etsy goes public later this year, it will be a test of how well the company can balance an explicit social mission with shareholder expectations for making money.
De Blasio appeared at a gathering of The Association for a Better New York -- a group that has not always seen eye-to-eye with the liberal mayor.
A woman who had just arrived at LaGuardia Airport spotted a thief running-off with her bag, and tried to get it back.
Frank Music Company says poor sales due to scores being readily available online are to blame.
PSEG officials say they need the $440 million generated by the increase to expand maintenance programs and fund new system upgrades.
Zuckerman says "there were no immediate plans to consider a sale," but "we thought it would be prudent to explore the possibility and talk to potential buyers and/or investors."
Developers who failed to land a casino license at the site of an old Borscht Belt hotel in the Catskills hope to build a smaller sports and gambling resort there.
A New Jersey water company overhauled its systems, but that was not a good thing for many customers who suddenly got socked with bills running into the thousands of dollars.
A state lawmaker is introducing new legislation to prohibit the Off-Track Betting Corporation from building gambling parlors on Long Island.
A coalition of union and business leaders and elected officials gathered Monday to urge state lawmakers and the governor to dedicate more money to rebuilding Long Island's roads and bridges.
Sen. Charles Schumer says he's trying again with legislation to require car rental companies to fix vehicles subject to a manufacturer's recall before handing them over to customers.
U.S. Sen. Robert Menendez and Rep. Albio Sires (D-N.J.) announced Friday that they plan to reintroduce a Commercial Privacy Bill of Rights to improve protection for consumer data.
