(Newark, NJ) – New Jersey’s largest city is unveiling a new plan that elected officials say aims to keep kids and teenagers safe. It’s just the latest version of a curfew for Newark, after a previous plan

(Newark, NJ) – Donald Payne Jr., a six-term congressman who was born in Newark, has died at the age of 65. A six-term congressman, Payne Jr. followed in his father’s footsteps by getting into politics. The democrat

(New York, NY) — – The older people get, the later they think old age starts. A German study published this week in the American Psychological Association’s Psychology and Aging journal checked in with thousands of people

(Oyster Bay, NY) — George Santos has given up on his Independent run for a Congressional seat on Long Island. The former New York representative, who was expelled from Congress in December had set his eyes on

(Washington, D.C.) — President Biden signed a huge foreign aid bill into law on Wednesday. On Tuesday, the Senate passed the 95-billion-dollar emergency foreign aid package, which includes billions of dollars for Ukraine, Israel, Taiwan, and the

(New York, NY) — The pro-Palestinian protesters are still on the Columbia University campus green today. The Ivy-League school had given them a Tuesday midnight deadline to leave. Overnight the leaders of the protest negotiated with Columbia

(Sunnyvale, CA) — Google confirmed it has fired 20 additional workers that it says were involved in protests last week in NYC and Sunnyvale, CA, denouncing the tech giant’s cloud computing deal with the Israeli government, bringing

(Baltimore, MD) – The City of Baltimore has filed a legal claim seeking unspecified damages following last month’s collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge. The claim seeks restitution from the two companies that own and manage

(Newark, NJ) – While Newark Airport is routinely the butt of people’s jokes, officials at New Jersey’s largest airport are rolling out the red carpet in celebration this week. A recent survey from Skytrax gave Newark’s Terminal

(Bronx, NY) – In a bizarre sequence at Yankee Stadium on Monday afternoon, manager Aaron Boone was ejected just five pitches into an eventual loss at the hands of the Oakland A’s. While losing to the lowly

(New York, NY) – Judge Juan Merchan says he will reserve his right to make a decision as to whether or not former President Trump has violated a gag order imposed in the case. Tuesday’s proceedings were

(New York, NY) – Upward of 150 people are facing charges after being detained during an anti-Israel protest at NYU on Monday night. This followed extended protests at Columbia University, which led school officials to holding classes

(New York, NY) – James Flippin delivers the WABC Market Report for 4-22-24. Share on Facebook Share on Twitter

(Jersey City, NJ) – The Rock ‘n Roll Hall of Fame Class of 2024 will include a New Jersey band. Kool and the Gang, which first released its self-titled debut album 55 years ago, learned they would

(New Haven, CT) —  Police in riot gear could be seen swarming Yale University’s New Haven campus Monday morning, where hundreds of pro-Palestinian students have been camped out. Cops are warning protestors that they will be forcibly

(New York, NY) — The chaos continues on the campus of Columbia University, where pro-Palestinian protestors have been camped out for six days now. They are demanding the Ivy-League school divest from any financial interests with Israel.