Top 16 News Stories Of 2016: Biggest Local, National Headlines
Let's take a look back at some of the biggest stories that shaped New York and the world this past year.
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Let's take a look back at some of the biggest stories that shaped New York and the world this past year.
After a fire completely gutted the inside of the church's sanctuary earlier this year, The First Presbyterian Church of Englewood performed Christmas mass Sunday in front of a packed congregation.
A corporate honcho showed he's part of the team Sunday by getting in the trenches and pulling a retail shift on Christmas Day.
According to police, Hassan Q. Cobb-Jones, 32, was fatally shot on Parker Street at around 1 a.m.
The countdown to Christmas is on, and it's down to the wire for last-minute shoppers across the Tri-State.
For some, the rush to the shops was less about spending money, and more about making a last minute memory.
A girl who wants to play for her school's boys' basketball team has sued the Archdiocese of Newark.
Port Authority officials said the AirTrain stalled between Terminals B and C around 3:15 p.m.
Travelers are being urged to pack extra time and patience as millions of Americans rush to be with loved ones this holiday weekend.
Police did not release her name, saying only that she is from the North Jersey area. She was issued a summons for theft of lost property.
Port Authority police saw a man, identified as Leon Cureton, 61, of Jersey City, running on the main concourse around 11 a.m.
Families in New Jersey who suspect a home health aide is abusing a loved one will be able to borrow a tiny surveillance camera to see if their fears are justified, under a state program announced Thursday.
Seventy-nine years ago Thursday, the very first tube of the Lincoln Tunnel, connecting New Jersey and New York City, opened to traffic.
An employee with a New Jersey medical examiner's office has been accused of stealing cash from the body of an accident victim.
A delivery man was injured on the job when a customer used his delivery against him.