07/12/11 Karen Hunger has spent a great deal of her life behind home plate.
07/08/11 Queens Cops are hunting a thug who shot his victim in a botched robbery in Richmond Hill, police said yesterday. The assailant tried to snatch a bag from the 32-year-old victim on 114th Street near 89th Avenue at 6:30 p.m. on June 30, and blasted the fleeing man...
07/03/11 Noah K. Murray/The Star-LedgerThe Melton sisters, from left to right, Quadria, 9, Nijaya , 13, Joy, 11 and Rajiah, 10, stand next to their mother Joy in front of their home in East Orange. The girls are going to camp...
06/30/11 PARAMUS, N.J.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The Outlets at Bergen Town Center announced today the openings of a Banana Republic Factory Store, Desigual and Sprint in the mall in Paramus, NJ.
06/17/11 View full sizeSaed Hindash/The Star-LedgerIf loud rumbles of thunder and vivid flashes of lightning woke you up this morning, you weren't alone. Strong storms swept across New Jersey early this morning, and another batch rolled through this afternoon. An early...
06/17/11 Uploaded by NJ.com user Matt RomaineHail pellets pound the ground in West Caldwell during a thunderstorm that rolled through northern New Jersey this afternoon. The National Weather Service has issued a flash flood warning for Bergen, Essex, Hudson and...
06/17/11 Tom Wright-Piersanti/The Star-LedgerA bike can be seen nearly submerged beneath a train trestle on Watchung Avenue in Montclair during Friday's drenching rain storm. Afternoon thunderstorms dumped several inches of rain on parts of New Jersey today, and also brought lightning...
06/09/11 The 20th annual Wayne Day got off without a hitch as thousands ventured out to help celebrate the festival that continues to bring residents together year after year.
06/08/11 A Jefferson County man accused of dogfighting enters a not guilty plea in court Wednesday. Jefferson Co. Man In Court On Dogfighting Charges
06/08/11 Three Bloomingdale police officers got the chance to test their endurance, but more importantly they experienced the kinship associated with being part of the Brotherhood of Police Officers and raised money for a very worthy cause when they participated in the Police Unity Tour.
06/08/11 Some celebrities walk the red carpet at fund-raisers to give a charitable boost to their public personas, or because they know that there will be cameras there. Not Emily Blunt, who showed up at the American Institute for Stuttering 5th Annual Benefit Gala at the Tribeca Rooftop last night because she's got a very personal connection to the subject: She used to be a stutterer, too. It may be ...
06/08/11 "Man, it is ho-o-o-o-t." Turns out Michael Cera was speaking from the future (which is now the present, tricky). Related: a tour of the Childrens Hospital set with (a power-mad) Henry Winkler. [ Videogumblr ] Read more posts by Amanda Dobbins Filed Under: clickables , announcments , childrens hospital , michael cera , tv , video
06/02/11 Selected Congressional Interns from Across America Get a Start on Professional Life
06/02/11 A grand jury indicts a Jefferson County man on three counts of felony dog fighting after a nine-month investigation and joint legal action with Humane Society.
05/20/11 Manhattan The president of a SoHo building's tenant association stole $97,000 from the organization to fund shopping sprees and a Florida vacation, according to the city Department of Investigation. Renee Hernandez, 52, allegedly raided the finances of the 244-46 Elizabeth Street Tenants Association to make purchases at Kmart...
05/13/11 Michaels Stores said Friday that while its debit card terminals were compromised in 20 states, fewer than 100 customer debit cards were reported as used in fraudulent transactions.
05/12/11 Michaels Stores, which recently sustained a security breach of its debit-card terminals, said Thursday it has replaced all checkout-line keypads in its Chicago-area stores, which were hardest hit by the breach.
05/12/11 Michaels Stores, which recently sustained a security breach of its debit-card terminals, said Thursday it has replaced all checkout-line keypads in its Chicago-area stores, which were hardest hit by the breach.
05/11/11 Michael Stores says the debit-card fraud stemming from tampered PIN pads at its stores is more widespread than originally reported.
05/11/11 Michaels Stores says the debit-card fraud stemming from tampered PIN pads at its stores is more widespread than originally reported. | 
