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I-80 remains closed in both directions as new sinkhole opens, hurting local business
Commutes are a mess for drivers along I-80 in New Jersey. All lanes are shutdown in Wharton due to a new sinkhole that opened up on Wednesday, the third major sinkhole along the interstate. Locals now are dealing with roads flooded with vehicles that have been forced to detour off the highway, while local businesses are seeing a big dropoff...
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‘We're screwed!' Another sinkhole opens on I-80, closing NJ highway both ways
Another day, another sinkhole on I-80. Crews were continuing to work to make repairs Thursday on the latest gap to open up on the busy New Jersey highway, which had to be shut down in both directions in Wharton a day ago. The sinkhole problem has plagued the roadway in recent months. As one commuter put it after the most…
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Woman found shot to death on train tracks in New Jersey
There’s a murder mystery in the city of Paterson after a woman was found shot to death on train tracks. It happened near 19th Avenue and 27th Street early Wednesday morning. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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I-80 closed in both directions as another sinkhole opens up along NJ highway
A busy New Jersey highway was shut down in both directions after another sinkhole opened up Wednesday afternoon, a problem that has plagued the roadway in recent months. It was not immediately clear when exactly the sinkhole developed, but it caused traffic to be backed up for miles along the highway running through Wharton, in Morris County, footage from Chopper…
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Sinkhole on I-80 closes roadway in both directions in Wharton, NJ
I-80 in both directions has been closed in Wharton, New Jersey Wednesday afternoon after a growing sinkhole is causing safety concerns.
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Girl stabs attacker in face to stop abduction attempt in New Jersey: Officials
Detectives in Berlin Township, New Jersey are searching for a man they said tried to abduct a girl while she was walking to school.
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Woman found dead near train tracks in New Jersey
Authorities are investigating after a woman was found dead near some train tracks in Paterson. Officers responding to a call of shots fired near 27th Street and 19th Avenue around 3 a.m. Wednesday found the woman with a gunshot wound. She has not been identified. It wasn’t clear where she was shot. The woman was pronounced dead at the...
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Woman found shot to death in Paterson
A woman was found shot to death near some train tracks in Paterson. Adam Harding reports.
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Mayor of Lumberton, NJ, drove drunk to pick up son from daycare, police say
On St. Patrick’s Day, police in Burlington Co. arrested and charged Gina LaPlaca, the mayor of Lumberton, NJ, with DUI and endangering the welfare of a child after she was, allegedly, seen driving recklessly.
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New airshow to take place in Atlantic City, NJ, this summer
The Atlantic City Airshow has been canceled for 2025, officials announced.
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Federal judge moves Columbia activist's case to New Jersey
A Columbia University student activist who was detained by the U.S. government over his participation in pro-Palestinian demonstrations has the right to challenge the legality of his detention, but the case should be heard in New Jersey, rather than in New York or Louisiana, a judge ruled Wednesday. Mahmoud Khalil, 30, a legal U.S. resident with no criminal record,...
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Jury selection begins in bribery trial for Nadine Menendez
Tuesday was Day one in the bribery trial for Nadine Menendez, the wife of former New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez. Nadine Menendez is accused of helping her husband orchestrate the bribe scheme. NBC New York’s Jonathan Dienst reports.
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NYC man who ‘sextorted' girl, created child pornography gets life in prison
A New York City man was sentenced to life in prison after requesting nude photos from a New Jersey teen and having sex with her in a Jersey Shore hotel room.
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Trial begins for Nadine Menendez, wife of former US Sen. Bob Menendez
Jury selection began Tuesday in the bribery trial of Nadine Menendez, whose husband, former U.S. Sen. Bob Menendez, was sentenced to 11 years in prison earlier this year for accepting hundreds of thousands of dollars worth of gold and cash. Nadine Menendez, 58, was originally scheduled to face trial last year with the 71-year-old Democrat, but a breast cancer diagnosis led…
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90-minute delays reported on George Washington Bridge after fuel spill
There are some traffic problems in Fort Lee. The Port Authority is warning of 90-minute delays on the upper level of the George Washington Bridge Tuesday after a fuel spill forced the closure of the right lane. Cars and buses are advised to use the lower level. Traffic cameras showed heavy backups leading to the bridge. GWB Upper to NY…
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380-million-year-old fossils dumped in landfill after N.J. college didn't pay UPS bill, lawsuit claims
The lawsuit alleges that William Paterson University’s unpaid invoices led to around 200 marine fossils being discarded in Tennessee.
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New video of person of interest in murder of New Jersey imam
More than a year after an imam was gunned down in Newark, police are putting out new surveillance video they hope will lead them to the killer. NBC New York’s Checkey Beckford reports.
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I-80 closed for 2 more months for sinkhole repairs
Bad news for driver who rely on eastbound I-80 in part of New Jersey where crews are expected to make repairs for months longer than originally expected. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Democrats running for NJ governor navigate the delicate politics of immigration
New Jersey’s governor’s race this year, one of just two along with Virginia, is emerging as a proving ground for Democrats struggling to find a message that can win over voters.
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Democrats running for New Jersey governor navigate the delicate politics of immigration
Along an industrial stretch of roadway in New Jersey’s biggest city, Newark Mayor Ras Baraka appeared with immigrants rights activists last week to protest the Trump administration’s deal with a private company to open the first new immigration detention center of the president’s second term. Voters, he said, “don’t believe that people should be rounded up simply because they...