Man Dead Following Police-Involved Shooting In Bayonne
The quiet neighborhood was swarmed with investigators hours after a deadly police-involved shooting Monday.
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The quiet neighborhood was swarmed with investigators hours after a deadly police-involved shooting Monday.
A investigation found mostly male prison guards used excessive force on female inmates and filed false reports after removing inmates from their cells.
Advocates say it's a big step toward ending housing discrimination against people who have served time in jail.
There's a growing "controversy" in the candy community. National Cotton Candy Day is December 7th, but some in the business think that needs to change. CBS2's John Elliott has more from Asbury Park.
The fire impacted power in the area for several hours. More than 100 customers remained without electricity Sunday morning.
Fairfield Police say 52-year-old William Penn, of Staten Island, and 46-year-old George Smith, of East Meadow, made plans to steal the trailer from Funtime Services in Fairfield, New Jersey, earlier this year.
Further information, including the victim's identity, has not been released, but investigators say the death is being treated as suspicious.
Intense flames could be seen coming out of windows and thick black smoke poured from the building.
Police say they were attempting to stop a man suspected of gun possession when two of the suspect's brothers got in the middle of it and a struggle ensued.
The NYPD says shootings are up by 69% in New York City with 588 incidents so far this year compared to 347 for the same period last year.
Seventeen-year-old Holmdel native Megha Ganne was tied for the lead at 4-under after the first round Thursday.
The hope is that the Jersey City location will be a leading cultural destination, boosting the art community in the area and providing children's programming.
St. Hubert's Animal Welfare Center was called in to assist police officers after a neighbor complained about a foul smell coming from the home.
Organizers say it will be the largest in-person event in the Tri-State Area since the pandemic began.
Investigators say an employee at one store received the threat over the phone.
