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Pedestrian dies after being struck by vehicle in Cresskill, driver will not face charges
No charges will be filed after a vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian in Cresskill on Friday evening. The Cresskill Police Department responded to reports of a pedestrian struck by a motor vehicle on Friday at approximately 5:30 p.m. Arriving officers located the victim in critical condition. Emergency responders transported...
The Bergen Record
NJ farmhouse dating to 1724 for sale for first time in 70 years
A Dutch stone farmhouse that once stood on a 300-acre Bergen County property is on the market for the first time in 70 years. Known as the Daniel Demarest House, the historic home at 404 Washington Ave. in Dumont dates to 1724, when the property was part of a farm belonging to the descendants of one of the region's earliest French Huguenot settlers. A stone embedded in the rear wall bears the names of Daniel and Rebecca Demarest and the year of its construction. Listed on Oct. 22 for $799,000 by Maureen McSpirit of McSpirit & Beckett Real Estate, the six-bedroom home is among Bergen County's surviving early Dutch Colonial stone houses. It retains thick sandstone walls, exposed ceiling beams and two original fireplaces. The house has remained in the same family for 70 years, according to McSpirit. Much of its first floor remains intact. "The parents bought the house because they loved farmhouses and the architecture of the house," McSpirit said. David des Marest, the grandfather of the home's namesake, was born around 1620 in Picardy, France. His family fled religious persecution, settling first in the Netherlands, where he married Marie Sohier in 1643, and later in Mannheim, Germany,
The American Bazaar
Fairview residents confront ICE agents during operation at local NJ market
A confrontation between community members and federal immigration officers at a local grocery store in Fairview, New Jersey, has drawn attention online after a footage showed residents demanding that the agents leave the premises over questions about their legal authority. The incident occurred on Nov. 6 at Selectos Mini Market,...
Daily Voice
UPDATE: 4 Hospitalized When Dump Truck Slams Into Jeep, Triggers Route 208 Pileup In Fair Lawn
Four people were hospitalized after a dump truck slammed into a Jeep, triggering a four-vehicle crash on Route 208 in Fair Lawn on Tuesday, Nov. 10, authorities said. The crash happened in the northbound lanes about 500 feet south of the Maple Avenue exit when a 55-year-old Paterson man driving a 19…
Paterson Times
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19-year-old taken from Bronx to Hartsdale before attack, couple pleads guilty
A Hartsdale couple has pleaded guilty to charges stemming from the kidnapping and assault of a 19-year-old woman in a case that began in The Bronx and ended in Hartsdale. Authorities say 42-year-old Wayne Barnes, who owns a tattoo shop in The Bronx, offered the 19-year-old employee a ride home to Queens last year. The two were reportedly involved in a romantic relationship.
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New York Post
Sightseeing helicopter makes emergency landing in NJ as shocking photos show broken tail
A sightseeing helicopter was forced to make an emergency landing just outside New York City on Tuesday morning after the pilot frantically reported that an engine was “out.” Two people were aboard the Bell 206, operated by FlyNYON, when it took off from Kearny, New Jersey, the Federal Aviation Administration confirmed. It appeared to be headed towards Brooklyn on a maintenance flight when the pilot reported an engine issue in a “mayday” call, CNN reported . A Fly NYON helicopter with a broken tail sits on a pier after making an emergency landing in Bayonne, NJ on Nov. 10, 2026. FOX 5 New York Bayonne pushed to brink of elimination at Little League World Series after Iowa ends 15-game winning streak The broken piece of the tail seen on a road next to the grounded chopper. FOX 5 New York The helicopter made the emergency landing around 9 a.m. at the Port Jersey Port Authority Marine Terminal, Port Authority told The Post. There were no reported injuries or fire, authorities said. Walk-off home run propels Bayonne, NJ to dramatic LLWS opener win The chopper’s main cabin appeared intact, but shocking photos from the scene showed the tail rotor was sheared
republicmonitor.com
Low-level arrests are rising despite national crime declines
A homeless encampment under a bridge includes a tent and bags of belongings in Paterson, N.J. Arrests for vagrancy, an offense often associated with homelessness, rose 44% between 2024 and 2025, according to a new analysis by advocacy group FWD.us. (Photo by Anne-Marie Caruso/New Jersey Monitor)Arrests for low-level offenses, including vagrancy and drug possession, increased nationwide in 2025, even as violent crime continued to decline, according to a new analysis of federal data.