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ICE ‘raided' New Jersey business to detain unauthorized immigrants, mayor says
Agents from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) conducted a raid on a business in Newark in an effort to detain unauthorized immigrants, according to the mayor of New Jersey’s largest city.
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Delaware city gets $590,000 federal grant to add electric car, e-bike charging
Newark, Delaware, says the 590,949 Federal Highway Administration’s (FHWA) Charging and Fueling Infrastructure (CFI) program grant will “enable the installation of 11 dual-port electric vehicle (EV) charging stations and 12 e-bike charging stations.”
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This city in NJ is among the worst for keeping New Year's resolutions, study finds
New year, new you. The new year always brings out personal goals and resolutions. Everything from getting in shape to, perhaps, learning a new instrument. While it is easy to make New Year’s resolutions, it can prove hard to keep them. However, it turns out there are cities that are better than others at keeping resolutions. With this in mind,...
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Need to buy gifts this holiday season? One local town is offering perks for shoppers
One of our region’s busiest college towns wants to ensure their businesses still have customers once the students go home for break. So, they are making it easier – and cheaper – for everyone to come downtown, park, shop, and eat. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the story from Newark.
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Man accused of stealing vehicle from dealership, crashing into Delaware church
Police announced that a 36-year-old man has been identified as the suspect who allegedly crashed a stolen vehicle into a church in Newark, Delaware.
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Teacher pinned against NJ school wall after 2-car crash dies
A teacher who ended up pinned against the wall of the New Jersey high school where she worked after two vehicles collided in Newark last week has died, officials said Monday. Laura Cuevas died Saturday night, days after Wednesday’s collision at Arts High School on Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard. She was 66 years old. Prosecutors say it was mid-morning...
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2-car crash leaves pedestrians in critical condition, sends vehicle into NJ high school wall
Two pedestrians are in critical condition after being struck in a two-car crash outside a high school in Newark Wednesday morning, according to a senior law enforcement source. Newark Public Safety Director Fritz Fragé said that shortly after 10:30 a.m. police responded to Dr. Martin Luther King Boulevard following reports of two women struck as a result of a crash...
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Fire damages 5 NJ homes as firefighters had to battle flames — and water pressure
A large fire left five homes in New Jersey damaged after footage from above showed massive flames shooting from the tops of buildings, threatening to spread to the rest of the residential neighborhood. The fire broke out at a home on Montgomery Street on the Newark-Irvington line just before 5 p.m. Tuesday, according to Newark Public Safety Director Fritz Frage….
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Delaware teen faces assault, kidnapping charges after allegedly attacking another teen at school
A teen boy has been arrested and charged after police said he allegedly assaulted another teen in the stairwell of a Delaware high school earlier this year.
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Driver flees the scene after crashing into Delaware church, police say
Police in Newark, Delaware are searching for a person who crashed into a church early Friday morning.
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TSA prevents woman from bringing loaded gun into Newark airport, officials say
Transportation Security Administration stopped a woman from bringing a loaded gun into Newark Liberty International Airport on Tuesday, officials announced.
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6 months later, authorities continue hunt for NJ imam's killer as reward increases
Essex County officials have announced an increase in the reward they are offering for information that would lead to the identification of those responsible for the shooting death of a beloved Muslim leader who was gunned down outside of his Newark mosque before morning prayers in January. The killing of Imam Hassan Sharif as he prepared to open the Masjid…
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Former Newark police officer Jovanny Crespo sentenced to 27 years behind bars
Sarah Wallace reporting on the sentencing of a former Newark officer.
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8 people hurt, thrown to ground after deck collapse in Newark during family party
Splintered slabs of red wood were left in a pile on Kearny Street in Newark, the remnants of a porch that police said collapsed Sunday evening. Eight people were thrown to the ground as they were celebrating Dominican Mother’s Day, according to neighbors.
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Delaware gas station employee grabs robber's gun, turns the tables
A quick-thinking gas station employee in Delaware was able to turn the tables on a robber by stealing the man’s gun and scaring him off.
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Wild video shows police vehicles crash during pursuit in Newark
There’s new video from New Jersey showing a police chase that spiraled out of control, as two police vehicles ended up crashing and a suspect got away. NBC New York’s Adam Harding reports.
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4 Delaware firefighters injured after fire engine overturns, officials say
Four firefighters were injured Friday night after their fire engine overturned in Newark, Delaware, officials said.
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4 firefighters injured after rollover crash in Newark, Delaware
The incident happened around 10:30 p.m. Friday involving firefighters from Aetna Hose, Hook and Ladder Company.
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Major east coast city holds first lottery for local homebuyers—houses are just $1
Newark, New Jersey included seven homes in this first lottery round. The mayor promises there are more properties to come. Here’s what to know
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Hose kink in smoky darkness disoriented firefighter in Newark cargo ship fire that killed 2
A kink in a fire hose stretched out in the smoky darkness of a cargo ship fire disoriented a New Jersey fire captain as he tried to follow the hose back to safety, separating him from two other firefighters who later died amid the blaze, the captain testified Tuesday.