Investigations

A New Jersey Superior Court Judge says her mental health has deteriorated and she needs to retire on disability — but the state’s Judiciary Department is keeping her on the bench, claiming she doesn’t qualify for benefits.

A judge says her mental health has degraded while on the bench in New Jersey. Now she’s suing to try to retire. Chris Glorioso reports.

The lawsuit lays out a litany of allegations against Clifton officials, even accusing them of fraud. The I-Team’s Sarah Wallace reports.

It’s a rescue that would cause any New Yorker’s heart to race. A roof rope rescue. Firefighters risking their lives hanging onto that one lifeline to save the life of someone else. Marc Santia has the exclusive look into the intense training behind the risky maneuvers.

A Staten Island man was arrested Tuesday after allegedly threatening to kill — or ordering others on social media to kill — protesters, Democrats, politicians and law enforcement members, according to FBI officials

Three years after an election flyer caution attention for targeting Asian-American school board candidates in a New Jersey township, a new twist in the case points blame as to who might have made the “Make Edison Great Again” flyers. A new released U.S. Postal Inspector report suggests the flyer may have been an inside job involving the...

The restaurant’s parent company said asking the woman’s group to leave their table had nothing to do with race; they simply had been seated too long, and the empty tables weren’t used due to staffing issues

A New jersey restaurant is again being accused of racism. Chris Glorioso reports.

Progressive candidates say they are answering the call of underserved constituents who want their voices amplified in Washington. News 4’s Andrew Siff reports.

New virtual exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York explains the history of elections to those still too young to cast a ballot. News 4’s Adam Harding reports.

The tri-state has been one of the biggest piggy banks for Senate candidates in 2020, pouring more than $70 million into out-of-state contests, according to a nonpartisan campaign finance watchdog

Joe Biden or Donald Trump? That’s the question facing not only voters – but political forecasters. Greg Cergol talks to two to see how they make calls before election day.

It goes without saying: voting in New York is going to look a whole lot different this year. Lynda Baquero reports on COVID-19 precautions at early voting locations.