Steve Sandberg
Runners From N.J. Who Ran In Boston Marathon Recount Survival Stories
As authorities continue to probe the bombings that hit the Boston Marathon a day earlier, some runners from the Tri-State Area who took part in the race told their stories of survival on Tuesday.
Police: Off-Duty Cop Shoots Infant Son, Boyfriend And Herself In Brooklyn
The bodies were found after the woman’s 19-year-old son heard an argument between the officer and her boyfriend, escaped out a window and called 911, police said.
NJ Diner Manager Pleads Not Guilty In Alleged Murder-For-Hire Plot
Georgios Spyropoulos appeared in court in shackles Friday on conspiracy to commit murder, attempt to commit murder and unlawful possession of a weapons charges.
Family: Missing NJ College Student’s Purse, Cell Phone Found Near GWB
Paige Aiello, the captain of the College of New Jersey’s women’s tennis team, was reported missing by her parents on Wednesday.
Police Question Suspect In Burning Of Jewish Religious Items In Brooklyn
Police continued to question a suspect Wednesday evening in connection with a string of recent mezuzah burnings in Brooklyn.
Carlstadt, Kearny & Ridgefield Deal With Brush Fires Burn Along NJ Turnpike
The fire could be seen Tuesday afternoon in the Meadowlands south of Exit 16W on the New Jersey Turnpike, 1010 WINS’ Steve Sandberg reported.
6-Year-Old Accidentally Shot By 4-Year-Old Holding .22-Caliber Rifle Dies
Police said Brandon Holt was shot in the head by his friend after the younger boy went into his home on McCormick Avenue and somehow got his hands on a .22-caliber rifle.
Rutgers Reviewing All Sports Practice Videos, Commissioning Independent Probe Into Basketball Scandal
Rutgers University is reviewing practice videos of all sports to see if any coach engaged in behavior like the type that cost men’s basketball coach Mike Rice his job.
More Water Woes In Hoboken, Boil Water Advisory Remains In Effect
Friday’s leak happened at Park Avenue and 14th Street around the corner from where the 30-inch pipe was broken by a construction crew at around 11 a.m. Thursday.
Second Hoboken Water Main Break Prompts Boil Water Advisory
Much of Hoboken was without water earlier Thursday after a contractor struck a 30-inch water main.
Booker Mulls Mandating Armed Guards, Curfews For Newark Businesses After Recent Violence
The mayor vetoed a measure last year that would have mandated late-night establishments have armed guards, citing the cost to local businesses.
Legoland Opens At Ridge Hill Mall In Yonkers
The $12 million, 32,300-square-foot space features two rides, a miniature Lego city, a 4-D theater and a play-zone for kids.
N.J. Liquor Store: Owner Of Winning $338M Powerball Ticket Comes Forward
Late Monday afternoon 44-year-old Pedro Quezada walked into the Eagles Liquor in Passaic, N.J., and checked to see if he had the sole winning ticket for Saturday’s $338.3 million Powerball drawing.
Advocates Push For City Council Vote On Paid Sick Leave
San Francisco passed a paid sick leave measure. So did the state of Connecticut. It’s still on the table in the city of New York. Those pushing for it in New York spoke out at City Hall on Friday.
Former NJ Gov. Jim McGreevey Finds Peace Helping Others Get A Second Chance
New Jersey’s former governor has left the limelight of politics far behind since resigning from office in November 2004 after announcing “I am a gay American” and admitting to having an extramarital affair with a man.
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