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15 Minutes of Murder

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Bronx Student Fatally Shot on Way to School: Ben Crump Retained as Search Continues for 3 Suspects

The unsolved fatal shooting of 15-year-old Javits Frimpong on his way to a Bronx school has drawn national attention following the retention of civil rights attorney Ben Crump. The NYPD continues to investigate bullying, gang crossfire, and armed robbery motives while searching for three teenage suspects who fled into the transit system wearing surgical masks. A mass community memorial walk is scheduled for Saturday afternoon at Lou Gehrig Plaza to demand answers and enhanced youth protection.

Bronx, NY · 17h

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Paterson man convicted of illegally possessing ammunition after police chase

NEWARK, N.J. — A Paterson man has been convicted of illegally possessing ammunition as a felon after a foot chase with New Jersey State Police in 2024, the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the District of New Jersey said Friday. A federal jury in Newark found Kendale Wilson, 39,...

Paterson, NJ · 16h
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Staten Island bucks Dems’ blue tsunami, rejects ‘one-party rule’ with re-election of Nicole Malliotakis

It’s a solitary red island in a vast sea of blue. Unlike the rest of NYC and much of the US, Staten Island Republican candidates survived Election Day’s blue tsunami , where the GOP lost control of both chambers of Congress and Democrats expanded their dominance of the state Legislature by 14 seats. Rep. Nicole Malliotakis handily won her fourth term in Congress despite getting snubbed for the first time by the local newspaper, the Staten Island Advance, which endorsed Democrat Mike Decillis — who lives in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn — over her support of President Trump. The seat represents all of Staten Island and a sliver of Brooklyn, including Bay Ridge. “[Staten Island] voters are angry,” Malliotakis said. “We don’t like the one-party rule in the city and state, and we know who is to blame for the quality-of-life issues we’re facing, and that’s why we take it out on the Democrats. Retired NYPD inspector, Marine vet known as ‘American hero,’ dies at 79 Unlike the rest of NYC and much of the United States, Staten Island Republican candidates like Rep. Nicole Malliotakis survived Election Day’s Blue Tsunami where the GOP not only lost control nationally of the House

New York, NY · 7h

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NYPD arrests man accused of $1,749 in retail thefts; extradition to Pennsylvania pending

NEW YORK (WOLF) — A man accused of stealing more than $1,700 in merchandise from stores in Stroud Township was arrested in New York and is awaiting extradition to Pennsylvania, police said. Gerard Allan Mollica was taken into custody by the New York Police Department at 12:08 a.m. Friday,...

New York, NY · 18h
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Move over, New York! Miami steals title of America’s rudest city

Move over, New York. Miami has officially stolen your crown as America’s rudest city . The city of sunshine, palm trees and ocean breezes topped a new ranking of 70 US cities based on online complaints, social media gripes and internet searches about boorish behavior — while the Big Apple landed in fifth place in the nationwide ranking. Miami folks are good at kicking sand in your face, according to the new study. Luis Herrera/Stocksy – stock.adobe.com The study, conducted by Manhattan Mental Health Counseling , examined Yelp reviews, Reddit discussions and internet searches related to rude behavior, then crunched the findings into composite scores ranging from zero to 100. Miami scored 94.11 out of 100, beating Las Vegas, which earned 91.84 points. Memphis, Tenn., grabbed third place with 88.38 points, followed by Oakland, Calif., in fourth with 87.10. 7 California cities ranked among the best places to live in US NYC rounded out the top five with 83.58, suggesting New Yorkers haven’t exactly lost their edge — even if their reputation for bad behavior has migrated south. The nation’s gambling capital took second place in the survey. blackday – stock.adobe.com But New Yorkers can still claim one dubious distinction:

New York, NY · 4h

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Man charged with burglary after allegedly entering occupied Warren County home, consuming resident’s alcohol

HACKETTSTOWN, N.J. (Warren County) — A Newark man was arrested after allegedly entering an occupied residence in Hackettstown without permission and consuming alcohol belonging to the homeowner, according to police. Arthur Hudson, 41, of Newark, was charged with residential burglary, theft by unlawful taking and two counts of receiving...

Warren County, NJ · 1d

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Dressed in green among Navy blue, Penn State Marines say the corps ‘creates brothers for life’

At around 5 a.m. Monday, most students hadn’t yet stirred for their morning classes, so campus was relatively barren — save for the some 150 Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) students already having begun their day. Most of them are dressed in dark blue, with the word...

Newark, NJ · 1d

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University Student Senate passes resolution to boycott Center for the American Experience

The University Student Senate (USS) passed a resolution yesterday prohibiting all collaboration with The New School’s newly-launched Center for the American Experience (CAE) and, in an open letter, called on students and faculty to join. The resolution comes about a week after the announcement of a CAE boycott by...

New York, NY · 13h

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NYC Marathoner's tragic death leads to over $100K in donations for new foundation

A foundation was created in Rachel Apa's name, the runner who died tragically during the New York City Marathon, with donations already exceeding $100,000 in just days after its creation

New York, NY · 12h

NJ.com

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N.J. football playoff photos: Passaic Tech at Elizabeth, NJSIAA N2G5 semifinal, Nov. 6, 2026

Getting deeper into the N.J. football playoffs

Passaic, NJ · 1d

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South Bronx Precinct Writes Most of NYC's Loitering Tickets, Data Shows

More than 60% of every criminal summons the NYPD wrote for loitering between 2025 and the first half of 2026 came out of a single police precinct — the 40th, which covers Port Morris, Mott Haven and Melrose in the South Bronx. The same precinct accounted for more than a third of the city's panhandling complaints over that period, according to a new analysis of NYPD data. Across the East River in East New York, the 75th Precinct led the city in a different category entirely: public drinking.

New York, NY · 8h

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NYPD Hunts Lone Burglar Blamed for Hitting Nine Businesses Across Three Boroughs

Police are searching for a man accused of breaking into nine businesses scattered across Brooklyn, Manhattan and Queens, smashing through doors, prying locks and hauling off entire cash registers in a string of burglaries. The pattern stretched from a 60th Street storefront in Brooklyn to a Lexington Avenue restaurant in Manhattan to a 31st Street business in Queens, with the suspect allegedly leaving behind broken glass, busted locks and damaged doors at nearly every stop.

Brooklyn, NY · 8h

New York Post

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DSA demands new Dem leadership during NYC victory lap after midterms blowout: ‘We’re calling the shots’

The Democratic Socialists of America did a victory lap through Manhattan on Saturday, claiming credit over Election Day’s blue tsunami and demanding new leadership in the House and Senate if traditional Democrats don’t back their pet causes. “We don’t want corporate Dems in there,” said Connie Cooper of Connecticut, who was among the hundreds of rebel rousers who marched a mile from Times Square to Seventh Avenue and 14th Street. “We’re calling the shots.” “It’s not enough to just keep the status quo. That’s not what people want,” added Cooper, who was carrying a sign reading “New Majority Leader.” NY AG Letitia James lashes out at ‘drunk on power’ Dem legislators hoping to oust Hakeem Jeffries Thousands gather in Times Square on Saturday in New York City urging the incoming Democratic congress to fulfill midterm election promises. ZUMAPRESS.com DSA leaders have made it no secret they feel both incoming presumptive House Majority Leader Hakeem Jeffries and incoming presumptive Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer are too centrist . Dems’ ruthless purge of Haley Stevens and more: Letters to the Editor — Nov. 8, 2026 Protestors also demanded Congress’ incoming Democratic leadership keep U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement officers out of the

New York, NY · 8h

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Local Events Saturday, November 7th-November 12th Jersey City, Hoboken, Bayonne

City of JC City Hall, 280 Grove St, Jersey City [1]. Citywide venues including Hoboken Historical Museum (1301 Hudson St), Neumann Leathers, and Monroe Center, Hoboken. Liberty Landing Marina, 80 Audrey Zapp Dr, Liberty State Park, Jersey City [1]. 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm. The Cliff, 38 Congress St,...

Bayonne, NJ · 15h

NJ.com

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N.J. boys soccer team snaps top seed’s 20-game win streak, hopes to end its own 38-year drought

Ben Chun has seen Thomas Dahiya make dazzling saves a million times in practice. Still, Dahiya might have outdone himself. A rare gap in coverage across the middle gave Lakeland a golden scoring chance with momentum hanging in the balance. Dahiya, in desperation, dove to his left to turn away...

Leonia, NJ · 5h

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Rowan men capture third straight NJAC championship in shootout win

If there’s a penalty shootout to a championship, Rowan has the perfect guy for the job in CJ Norton. The Lewes, Del. native came off the bench to lead the Profs to a shootout victory over Montclair State and their third straight NJAC title. The second meeting between the...

Montclair, NJ · 1d

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Locals Question Plan to Replace Pompidou With Affordable Housing, Mini Basketball Court

Nine months after the cancellation of Pompidou Jersey City, residents got a glimpse into the possible community givebacks that will replace the controversial museum. Part of the giveback — a 7,000-square-foot indoor mini basketball court — left residents who saw the design underwhelmed, calling it a far cry from the 80,000-square-foot space they hoped would be converted into a mixed-use community center.

Jersey City, NJ · 11h

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Hudson Tunnel Project’s massive boring machines get to work

The North River Tunnel, in service since 1910 and used for intercity passenger rail service, will be rehabilitated and remain in service alongside the Hudson Tunnel Project, expected to finish by 2035, with progress swiftly underway. Initially, the North River Tunnel was built with two tunnels in mind; however, only...

New Jersey · 2d

New York Post

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NYC woman racks up $40K in bogus tickets over bizarre license plate mix-up

It was a real pain in the asphalt. Carole Blank Brown, a 70-year-old self-employed lawyer and real estate title agent, unknowingly piled up $40,000 in fines after some ticket trouble. The culprit — her vanity license plate. Inspired by her maiden name — “BLANK” — was what the plate read on her shiny, red BMW convertible. This Spring, Brown found herself in a midst of parking pickle as The NYT reported her updated car registration was the reason for the headache. The self-employed lawyer had officially updated her address to the Upper East Side home she had moved to several years ago. Shortly after the address switch, Brown collected two notices of unpaid parking tickets . Carole Blank Brown has been fighting the tickets since spring of this year @ckabrown/Instagram Disneyland inception as wild new method to patrol parking lots planned One was for $65 and had been issued back in March for a missing license plate . Meanwhile, another was at the tune of $95 in February for blocking a driveway. The kicker — both tickets were listed with the license plate number as “BLANK.” Brown told The NYT neither she nor the BMW had been at the addresses

New York, NY · 14h

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Another Big Ten coach takes shot at SEC

He made the comment after his team became bowl eligible.

Newark, NJ · 16h