Report: New Jersey Self-Service Gas Bill Gaining Momentum
For 66 years, New Jersey gas stations by law have been exclusively full service.
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For 66 years, New Jersey gas stations by law have been exclusively full service.
Barton entered that program when he was 17 and never looked back. Now he's giving back with free barber classes. Students give free barber classes at the center.
The Church of the Presentation is digging deep to help feed the less fortunate.
Police in New Jersey are trying to tackle a disturbing trend: parents using their children to help them shoplift.
Rep. Nita Lowey, D-N.Y., wants to ban all Bakken crude shipments by rail unless volatile gases are first removed.
Police say it happened at the Roaring Brook Road crossing in Chappaqua. Two students and a bus monitor were on board.
He was removed from life support at 11:15 a.m. Monday, sources said.
Rockland County Legislator John Murphy, a former Marine, and several other veterans scraped together the money to build eight rental garden apartments.
A fire apparently started by a candle set off some old munitions at a Westchester County home, authorities said.
The county is trying a new tactic by having the county Health Department target violations.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo visited the LGBT center on W. 13th Street Wednesday to unveil a blueprint that is intended to end the AIDS epidemic.
Police are searching for multiple gunmen who opened fire outside a Brooklyn church Monday night, shooting six people, two of which are dead.
Jawonio's Jerry Staller said that over the years funding for early intervention programs has not kept pace. Some therapists have even called it quits.
A New Jersey lawmaker wants to ban an organic herb fueling the latest drug craze among teens.
A top New York education official says the state's deadline for new teacher evaluation plans is unrealistic and is directing the Education Department to give districts more time.
In Connecticut, it's estimated nearly 10 percent of drivers talk or text behind the wheel.
It's like a coyote village behind a home on Summit Street in Norwood, as four coyote dens were found in the wooded area of a backyard.
A Norwood resident who was attacked by a coyote while walking his dog said he thought it was a dog approaching him.
Following spring break, a honking, hissing, flapping gander started swooping down and chasing people in the lot near the school's auditorium.
At 65, retired teacher Richard Albero from New Jersey found himself asking the big questions: "What's it all about? Why am I here? What have I done?"
The Congregation Sons of Israel in Upper Nyack is standing firm in the face of hate.
There's certainly an attraction to the Clarkstown, New York, parks, pools and manicured fields, but some residents complain the town parks are being overrun by out-of-towners.
Amid the controversy over Common Core-aligned tests for public school students, one thing is clear: the opt-out movement is growing.
As thousands of public school students prepare to take standardized tests Tuesday, many parents have decided to have their children "opt out" of the exams.
Mahopac Superintendent of Schools Brian Monahan said he's walking a fine line between following the state's rules and respecting the concerns of parents.
