Bayonne

A battle that started over pink mannequins nearly cost a woman her New Jersey business. With its bright pink door and colorful flyers, the Dollhaus II gallery stands out on Cottage Street in Bayonne. It used to stand out even more, when an exhibit spilled outside the doorway and included two nude pink mannequins. Folks on the largely residential block…

Pink mannequins nearly cost a woman her New Jersey business – the only art gallery in Bayonne. Ida Siegal reports.

Three lifeguards were on duty at the pool, police said, as questions swirl about how the tragic incident involving the brothers could have occurred. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

The president of the Bayonne school board told NBC New York over the phone that there are two pools in the Lincoln Community School facility, and that the brothers who drowned were in the smaller dive pool that was closed, though it wasn’t clear why they were in that other pool

Tracie Strahan reports on the tragic drowning of teen brothers at a local school pool in New Jersey

Two teenage boys drowned at a New Jersey school’s indoor pool, NBC New York has confirmed.

A banner asking for prayers and support for a woman battling cancer is at the center of a dispute between a New Jersey pediatric nurse and her landlord — which has led to the city not only stepping in, but taking sides.

A prayer banner is at the center of a dispute between a New Jersey nurse who is battling cancer and her landlord. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.

The September 11th Teardrop Memorial was dedicated by Russian President Vladimir Putin in 2005 and had his name and signature on it — until now.

The 9/11 memorial in Bayonne, New Jersey, that was a gift from Russia now no longer has President Vladimir Putin’s name on it. NBC New York’s Brian Thompson reports.

Last rites were held for the nurse who was killed in a chaotic mugging in Times Square last week. Gaby Acevedo reports.

There was an outpouring of grief at a service held for a cancer nurse who was knocked down to the ground by a suspected thief in Times Square. NBC New York’s Erica Byfield reports.

Hundreds were expected to gather Monday at a memorial mass to honor a 25-year New Jersey oncology nurse who died over the weekend after a fleeing phone thief near Times Square allegedly knocked her to the ground, landing her on life support.

Maria Ambrocio worked as an oncology nurse in Bayonne, New Jersey for 25 years, her employer confirmed. The alleged phone thief who knocked her to the ground now faces upgraded charges of 2nd-degree murder.

A New Jersey nurse has died in a New York City hospital following a violent run-in with a thief who knocked her to the ground on Friday. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.

A New Jersey woman has died following serious injuries sustained when she was knocked down by a robber near Times Square. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.

A New Jersey nurse has died in a New York City hospital following a violent run-in with a thief who knocked her to the ground on Friday. Police say 58-year-old Maria Ambrocio suffered serious head trauma after a robbery suspect pushed her over near Times Square. Ambrocio, who lives and works in Bayonne, had been in Bellevue Hospital since Friday…

Four Jersey City men, ages 19 to 26, were arrested and charged with sexually assaulting a 14-year-old Bayonne girl who they met after she ran away from home earlier this month, Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez announced Tuesday. Nasire Williams, 26, was arrested Thursday and charged with second-degree sexual assault, endangering the welfare of a child in the third degree,…

The sound of explosions could be heard Sunday morning throughout parts of NJ and NYC when crews brought down to former military buildings in Bayonne.

Tons of dynamite and careful planning successfully brought down two large World War II-era buildings on Sunday to make way for a brand new distribution center in Bayonne. The buildings sat on the former Military Ocean Terminal and were once used to launch troops and goods during World War II. Explosions and smoke from the morning’s implosion filled the...