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Pedestrians In Metuchen, N.J., Wave Flags To Warn Motorists
A New Jersey town has decided to fly the flag to stop car-into-pedestrian accidents, placing flags at dangerous crosswalks for walkers to use.
Route 35 Through Hurricane-Ravaged Mantoloking To Fully Reopen Friday
The main road in and out of the tiny shore community, has been closed since the storm.
Mother, Daughter Found Murdered Inside Englewood Apartment
The bodies of Tammy Pitts, 40, and her 3-year-old daughter, Natasia, were found in the apartment on West Palisade Avenue near Palisade Place.
25 Hurt In Upper East Side Bus Crash After Driver Passes Out
Twenty-five people were injured Monday evening after a Metropolitan Transit Authority bus driver passed out at the wheel and crashed into several vehicles on the Upper East Side, leaving passengers trapped inside.
Some Staten Island Residents Still Call Tent Community Home Months After Sandy
It’s hard to believe there are still people living in tents three months after the storm made landfall, but that is what’s happening in New Dorp.
Girl, 10, Allegedly Grabbed, Dragged And Assaulted Inside Brooklyn Building
Police believe the attack on the girl was carried out on an upper stair well, leading to the roof of the seven-story public housing building.
NJ Boy, 3, Hailed As Hero After Hearing Injured Neighbor’s Plea For Help
A little boy in New Jersey doesn’t have to look far to find his next action hero. He’s considered a hero himself, after helping to save a neighbor who had fallen outside in the cold.
Man, 76, Says He Was Beaten On Subway For Trying To Wake Sleeping Boy
A 76-year-old man was shocked Wednesday night than an assailant would brutally attack him after he was only trying to wake a child who was with the attacker on a subway train.
N.J. Assemblyman Says Panic Alarms In Schools Should Be A ‘Mandate’
New Jersey Assemblyman Ralph Caputo (D-Belleville) said Monday that panic buttons should be a “mandate” for every public school in the state.
Official: LIC Crane Collapse Possibly Triggered By Overweight Load
The crane that collapsed across a building in Long Island City, Queens on Wednesday afternoon was attempting to lift more than twice as much weight as was approved, according to a preliminary investigation from the city’s Buildings Department.
7 Injured In Crane Collapse At Construction Site In Long Island City
The neck of the 380-foot mobile crane crashed through the top of the wooden first floor of the site, officials said.
Sketch Released Of Woman Suspected Of Shoving Man In Front Of 7 Train
The incident happened around 8 p.m. Thursday on the elevated tracks at the 40th Street station on Queens Boulevard in Sunnyside, which remains closed.
Police: Man Struck And Killed By 7 Train After Being Pushed Off Platform
Investigators were looking for a woman who is believed to have pushed the victim, who was struck by a Queens-bound “7″ train at the 40th Street-Lowery Street station.
Winter Storm Does A Number On Roads In Rockland, Raises Concern On Long Island
The storm system is the same one that dumped snow and sleet on the nation’s midsection and unleashed damaging tornadoes around the South.
Christians Flock To St. Patrick’s Cathedral For Prayer, Strength In Difficult Times
Christians around the globe are gathering on Monday night to celebrate one of the most important holy days of the year. And in New York, they are flocking to St. Patrick’s Cathedral.
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