Desperate Tri-State Area Travelers Facing Incredibly Long Odds Getting Passport Renewals In Time For Upcoming Trips

More than 1 million passports are pending in swamped offices across the country.

• Jul 13, 2021

New Jersey Congressman Gottheimer Hoping For Vote On Bill Funding Gateway Project Before August Recess

New data shows NJ TRANSIT delays continue despite lower ridership caused by the coronavirus pandemic. So what should people expect once more start commuting again?

• Jul 13, 2021

New Jersey Cuban-Americans Join International Call For Change Amid Island Nation's Economic Crisis

Thousands of Cubans took to the streets Sunday in rare protests expressing frustration over food shortages and worsening conditions across the country.

• Jul 12, 2021

Battery Park Community Calls Decision To Postpone Essential Worker Monument, Create New Committee A 'Victory'

There is an agreement that has been reached after controversy over Gov. Andrew Cuomo's plans to build a monument honoring COVID-19 essential workers.

• Jul 12, 2021

New Interactive Museum Chronicling Local Activism And Positive Police Changes Coming Next Fall To Newark

The history of New Jersey's largest city is headed to a significant place. A new museum is taking over a police precinct to share the stories that shaped Newark.

• Jul 12, 2021

Democratic Mayoral Candidate Eric Adams Among Those Who Met With President Biden On Illegal Guns And Crime Reduction

The president's plan focuses on providing funding to cities that need more police, more community support, and cracking down on illegal firearms with serious consequences.

• Jul 12, 2021

Campaign 2021: New Class Of City Council Candidates Poised To Better Reflect Diversity Of New York City

The viable contenders represent a broader range of diversity in the city.

• Jul 8, 2021

Newark Schools Detail Plan To Get Students Back On Track After Learning Gap Data Made Public

For the first time, we're getting a picture of the pandemic's disruptive toll on learning in New Jersey's largest school district.

• Jul 8, 2021

NYC Mayoral Race: Kathryn Garcia Concedes Democratic Primary To Eric Adams

We're inching closer to knowing who will be the next mayor of New York City.

• Jul 7, 2021

Haitian President Jovenel Moïse Assassinated In 'Well-Coordinated' Attack At His Home

Haitian President Jovenel Moïse was assassinated on Wednesday at his home by a group of unidentified gunmen, interim Prime Minister Claude Joseph announced.

• Jul 7, 2021

NYC Mayoral Race: Eric Adams Leads Democratic Primary With 50.5% After Absentee Vote Count

The Board of Elections released the absentee ballot count in the Democratic mayoral race on Tuesday night and Eric Adams continues to lead.

• Jul 6, 2021

Florida Collapse Gets Engineers, Lawmakers Thinking About Structural Integrity Of Buildings Along New York's Coastline

In the wake of the tragic building collapse in Florida, there are calls for New York state to bolster its requirements for aging buildings in our coastal communities.

• Jul 6, 2021

Cuomo Declares Gun Violence State Of Emergency In N.Y.

The governor's plan includes millions of dollars for prevention efforts, and will establish a state police gun trafficking unit.

• Jul 6, 2021

Highland Falls The Latest New York Village To Attempt To Give Up Independence, Have Local Town Government Run Things

Residents are petitioning to dissolve their village, eliminating an entire layer of local government.

• Jul 6, 2021

Alvin Bragg Poised To Win Democratic Primary In Manhattan District Attorney Race

Alvin Bragg is getting closer to becoming Manhattan's first Black district attorney after his closest opponent in the Democratic primary conceded.

• Jul 2, 2021

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