Defense Rests In Bridgegate Trial
Bridget Kelly testified Tuesday that an email she sent saying "time for some traffic problems'' referred to a traffic study and was not indicative of a political retaliation plot.
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Bridget Kelly testified Tuesday that an email she sent saying "time for some traffic problems'' referred to a traffic study and was not indicative of a political retaliation plot.
Bridget Kelly is accused of plotting with two other former Christie allies to close lanes on the bridge as revenge against the Democratic mayor of Fort Lee who wouldn't endorse the Republican governor's re-election effort.
Kelly sent the infamous "Time for some traffic problems in Fort Lee" email. She and former Port Authority executive Bill Baroniare charged with nine federal counts in connection to the case.
Bridgegate defendant Bill Baroni finished up on the stand Wednesday, and another witness testified that Gov. Chris Christie knew of traffic issues caused by the George Washington Bridge lane closures in September 2013.
Greenwich was playing Trumbull on Thursday when the players charged onto the field shouting "Hitler.''
Long Island, Westchester, Rockland, Hudson Valley and Connecticut are also facing drought conditions.
The defense resumed presenting its case Friday in the Bridgegate trial, portraying defendant Bill Baroni as a decent and honest man.
A judge signed the summons Thursday, sending the case to the Bergen County prosecutor's office, which will decide whether the case will lead to an indictment.
NYPD Commissioner James O'Neill said the department is intent on forging better relationships in communities to more effectively fight crime.
Police are investigating several crimes that have many looking over their shoulders in Central Park.
As many in the GOP were trying to distance themselves from presidential nominee Donald Trump over his lewd comments about women, one top Republican has yet to utter a word – pro or con.
Sunday night's presidential debate had many memorable moments, but one debate tweet by a Brooklyn College professor has topped all others.
Two New Jersey lawmakers have called upon Gov. Chris Christie to respond to a government watchdog report questioning how the state spent millions in housing funds after Superstorm Sandy.
NJ TRANSIT rail service into and out of Hoboken Terminal will resume next week for the first time since last Thursday's deadly train crash.
Federal investigators revealed Thursday that a NJ TRANSIT train that crashed into Hoboken's terminal was going twice the speed limit at the moment of impact.
Mayor Bill de Blasio on Thursday made reference to Democratic presidential nominee Hillary Clinton having gone through "more investigations than I can count."
Federal investigators said the crew is cooperating but they still are unable to get to the rail cars following the NJ TRANSIT train crash at the Hoboken terminal that left one woman dead and injured more than 100 people.
Moments after leaving the hospital, a passenger from the first car of the NJ TRANSIT train that slammed into a wall in the Hoboken station Thursday morning shares what he witnessed.
Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump clashed over ways to fight crime in the United States during Monday night's presidential debate.
Former Port Authority of New York and New Jersey executive David Wildstein pleaded guilty for his role in the lane-closing scandal last year and implicated New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie.
The NYPD and other authorities confirmed Thursday afternoon that they are investigating the latest claims against Anthony Weiner.
One of the top men at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey pointed a finger at the top leaders at the "Bridgegate" trial Wednesday, saying they knew exactly what was going on at the time.
Fort Lee Mayor Mark Sokolich is expected to be one of the first witnesses called by the government in its case against Bridget Kelly and Bill Baroni.
The pigeons were uncaged and flying freely within the home located at Abbott Avenue near the junction of Bangs and Olin avenues, authorities said.
The mother of Eric Garner expressed fury Wednesday night upon learning that an officer involved in her son's death earned $120,000 last year.
