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Back-to-school anxiety with Hackensack Meridian Health
With the school year quickly approaching, it can bring up a lot of anxiety in our kids. Dahiana headed down to Hackensack Meridian Health’s East Mountain School, a special education middle and high sc...Promoted By Hackensack Meridian Health -
Cell phone ban in schools? How Long Island parents weighed in
Greg Cergol reporting on the debate over the impact of cell phone ban in schools on Long Island.
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Long Island high school students register to vote on National Voter Registration Day
Pei-Sze Cheng reporting on Long Island high school students registering to vote.
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Monmouth University football player making a difference on and off the field
Football requires grit, heart and determination — and in New Jersey, one college athlete using his skills on the field and to help his community. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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Mayor Adams denies wrongdoing amid federal probes of administration
As federal investigations loom over City Hall, Mayor Eric Adams said flatly on Tuesday that he’s done nothing wrong and is following the law. The mayor appeared testy at times during a 77-minute-long news conference, the first time fielding as many sensitive questions since his top lawyer quit over the weekend. NBC New York’s Melissa Ru... -
Driver dies after being shot in head by teenager in Queens while behind wheel
Police have identified the 61-year-old driver shot by a teenager while he was behind the wheel on Monday. That man ended up hitting a pedestrian and then a building. NBC New York’s Gaby Acevedo reports.
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Sean ‘Diddy' Combs denied bail in sex trafficking, racketeering case
Investigators revealed more about the salacious parties thrown by Combs that leave him facing decades in prison. The music industry giant pleaded not guilty to the charges against him, even as prosecutors alleged Combs used his media empire as a criminal enterprise to commit crimes like arson, kidnapping, bribery and forced labor. NBC New York̵... -
As investigations swirl at City Hall, Mayor Eric Adams defends his administration
Amid swirling allegations, federal investigations and resignations, NYC Mayor Eric Adams said his team has remained focused and has not allowed the growing ethical storm to be a distraction. NBC New York’s Andrew Siff reports.
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Controversial deer hunt to resume again in New Jersey borough, sparking pushback
A New Jersey borough is taking aim at its deer and coyote population, partnering with bowhunters to kill the wild animals. A similar plan had been on pause until now, and this time, neighbors have said the deal was done without their knowledge, leading to growing pushback. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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NJ woman mistakenly billed for two loans instead of one
Paying off student loans can be a major challenge, especially when it feels like the price of everything seemingly continues to climb. Then there’s the case of one woman in New Jersey who said she got a bill for a loan she says she never took out. NBC New York’s Lynda Baquero reports.
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Lights, Camera, Karamo
Karamo Brown tells Sara Gore all about the new season of his talk show and the “Queer Eye.”
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Theo Rossi talks ‘The Penguin'
Theo Rossi chats with Sara Gore about the new crime thriller, “The Penguin.”
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Federal indictment against Sean ‘Diddy' Combs unsealed
A 14-page federal indictment against music mogul Sean ‘Diddy’ Combs has been unsealed and includes charges of racketeering and sex trafficking. News 4’s Tracie Strahan reports.
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Sean ‘Diddy' Combs arrested in New York City
Combs’ arrest was announced by his defense attorney after the hip-hop star was taken away in handcuffs at a midtown hotel by Homeland Security Investigations agents. Combs is expected to appear in federal court in lower Manhattan Tuesday afternoon amid a sex trafficking-related federal criminal investigation. NBC New York’s Jonathan Die... -
City Hall chief counsel resigns abruptly amid investigations into Adams administration
New York City Mayor Eric Adams will be searching for new legal counsel, after the sudden resignations of his top legal adviser, Lisa Zornberg. NBC New York’s Melissa Russo reports.
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New details about police shooting inside Brooklyn subway station
An officer was shot by friendly fire during a confrontation with an alleged fare-beater who they say pulled out a knife at the Brownsville station. Two other subway riders were also hit by bullets, one of whom was critically injured. NBC New York’s Marc Santia reports.
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Chief counsel for Mayor Eric Adams resigns amid administration investigations
Mayor Adams’ City Hall Counsel Lisa Zornberg quit Saturday night, saying in her resignation letter she could no longer effectively serve in her role — and there are questions about whether Adams may have dismissed her concerns about some members of his team. While some now call for the mayor’s resignation, Adams on Monday tried to maint... -
Investigators hope to identify suspected Gilgo Beach victim
New details were revealed in the Gilgo Beach killings, including a more detailed sketch of a potential victim whose remains were found more than a decade ago. Investigators released new sketches of a potential victim, which could be the first-known male victim of alleged serial killer Rex Heuermann, who thus far has been charged with murdering six ...