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Report: Jersey City Police Officer Exodus Could Cost Taxpayers Millions
Mayor-elect Steven Fulop is criticizing the timing of Comey’s departure and the post-election retirement of dozens of officers.
Actress Amanda Bynes Released, Tweets Innocence, Pokes Fun At Herself
The 27-year-old actress faces charges for possession of marijuana, reckless endangerment and tampering with evidence.
Upper East Side Librarian Puts On Display To Raise Awareness About Proposed Budget Cuts
Kristy Raffensberger spends about an hour every day inside of a glass case in an effort to raise awareness about a proposed $47-million budget cut that would affect the library.
More Wet Weather On Tap For Much Of Memorial Day Weekend
Forecasters are calling for rain Friday with a chance for more Saturday after powerful storms slammed the region on Thursday.
N.J. Cop Accused Of Firebombing Boss’ Home Pleads Not Guilty
Edison Police Officer Michael Dotro, 35, is accused of setting fire to his boss’ Monroe Township home early Monday morning.
VA: Relief On The Way To End Backlog Of Veterans Still Seeking Disability Benefits
More than 873,000 veterans are waiting for claim decisions. The reason: an antiquated paper filing system; plus a flood of new claims from Vietnam vets who are getting older.
White House Launches Review Of DOJ Over Accusations Of Spying On Journalists
Under fire for spying on journalists, the White House has ordered an unusual review of what the Department of Justice is doing — and why.
Poll: Republican Candidates Are In Big Trouble In NYC Mayor’s Race
Polling expert Scott Rasmussen explained that the new CBS 2/Rasmussen poll is great news for Democrats. But for Republicans? Not so much.
Summer After Sandy: Jersey Shore Reopens As Storm Recovery Continues
Declaring the Jersey shore officially open for the summer, Gov. Chris Christie cut a 5-mile long ribbon Friday symbolically linking some of the shore towns that were hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy.
Upstate New York Teen En Route To Prom Killed In Crash On I-84
Heading into the holiday weekend, a community in the northern suburbs is dealing with a tragedy.
Summer Season Kicks Off As Coney And Staten Island Celebrate Impressive Recovery
The beach and boardwalk reopened Friday and officials also unveiled the new 2.2-acre Steeplechase Plaza, featuring the restored B&B Carousell.
Delta Celebrates $1.4 Billion Upgrade Of JFK Terminal 4
The giant glass terminal replaces the crumbling 1960s Pan Am terminal.
Washington State Bridge Collapse Is Reminder Of Dangerous Bridges Nationwide
An overweight on a bridge that couldn’t handle it proved a disaster overnight in Washington state. It collapsed, sending three cars into the water. Fortunately, no one died. But it’s a reminder of the thousands of bridges just like it.
NTSB: Maintenance Work Done Last Month On Track Near Conn. Train Derailment
About 700 people were on board the trains on May 17 when one heading east from Grand Central Terminal to New Haven derailed just outside Bridgeport.
‘Mastermind’ Behind Robbery That Left Officer Peter Figoski Dead Found Guilty
Morales did not fire the fatal shot, but prosecutors said he planned the armed robbery of a marijuana dealer who lived in his uncle’s basement. Under state law, if someone is killed during a felony, the person who committed that felony can also be charged with murder.
