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$100 Million Film and TV Studio Coming to Newark
The former site of the Seth Boyden housing complex will become a start-of-the-art production facility. Brian Thompson reports.
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Ex-Newark Housing Project to Be Converted Into $100 Million TV, Film Studio
Backers said the new facility, New Jersey’s first purpose-built for film and TV production, would create about 600 jobs, with priority going to Newark residents.
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Two Kids, Just 4 and 7 Years Old, Shot While Stopped in NJ Traffic: Police
Two young children were hurt after they were shot while sitting in the back seat of a car in Newark during a drive-by shooting, police said.
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Queen Latifah Partners With Newark Mayor to Break Ground on New Housing
She’s known for rap skills as well as her roles that have made her a movie and TV star, but now Newark’s own Queen Latifah is adding another title to her resume: real estate developer.
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NJ Brothers Arrested in Murder of Woman, 63, Shot on Her Porch During B-Day Party
Two Newark brothers have been arrested on murder and other charges in the shooting death of a 63-year-old woman from the same city who was gunned down on her own front porch as she celebrated her birthday more than a year ago. Jonathan Ritchie, 21, and Josiah Ritchie, also are accused of conspiracy to commit murder, unlawful possession of a…
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Burger Vending Machine Comes to New Jersey Mall
The culinary future is here! We may not have flying cars but we do have burger-making robots. Late last month, Jersey City’s Newport Center Mall, welcomed RoboBurger, advertised and described as “the world’s first robot burger chef.” The RoboBurger machine is a self-operating, patented system that features a five-step cooking process that cooks and assembles burgers on the spot....
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Officials in Newark, Delaware Crack Down on Loud, Revving Car Engines
Officials in Newark, Delaware, are cracking down on cars with excessively loud, revving engines that are proving to be a nuisance for residents. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has the details.
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Newark Suspends Franchise-Owned Lukoil Gas Stations Licenses Due to Russian Invasion
New Jersey’s largest city unanimously passed a resolution Wednesday to suspend the business license of local Lukoil gas stations — an action prompted by Russia’s invasion of Ukraine last week. The measure was sponsored by Newark’s North Ward Councilman Anibal Ramos Jr. According to the city, which describes Lukoil as “Russian-owned” operates at least two gas stations in Newark,...
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The Push for Proper Recycling in This Delaware City
The city of Newark, Delaware, is making an effort to ensure that its people are properly recycling – and if they aren’t, it could start to cost them. NBC10’s Tim Furlong has all you need to know about what can and can’t be recycled.
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Ex-Officer Sentenced for Smuggling Drugs to Federal Inmates
A former corrections officer who accepted bribes to deliver drugs to inmates at a federal prison in New Jersey has been sentenced to more than two years in prison
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Cops in NJ Search for Skateboarding Man Who Sucker-Punched Senior Citizen Unconscious
Police in New Jersey’s largest city is asking the public in helping them identify a man on a skateboard who they say sucker-punched a senior citizen unconscious on a busy street in broad daylight Monday. At about 10 a.m. police responded to Ferry Street near Merchant Street in the Ironbound neighborhood on a call of an injured person. According...
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NJ Gospel Singer, 75, Charged With Sex Crime, Practicing Medicine Without License
A 75-year-old gospel singer from New Jersey has been charged with criminal sexual contact, unlicensed practice of medicine and luring and adult, according to Essex County Prosecutor’s Office. Albert J. Lewis, of Newark, was arrested Tuesday at his home, Acting Essex County Prosecutor Theodore N. Stephens II announced Thursday. Prosecutors allege a 41-year-old Congolese national, reported to police that...
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Taylor Getting Rid of the Snow in Newark, Del.
Taylor has his work cut out for him today, shoveling the snow outside a business on Main Street in downtown Newark. He paused — with no hat — to speak to NBC10’s Tim Furlong.
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NJ Cop Fatally Struck Man on Highway, Drove to Mom's Home With Body, Prosecutor Says
An off-duty Newark police officer fatally struck a man walking on a highway shoulder then drove around with the man’s body and visited his mother looking for advice, according to charges released Wednesday.
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Stolen SUV Crash in NJ Kills 2, Including Teen Driver, Injures 1 Other: Police
Authorities say one of two stolen sport utility vehicles spotted by a New Jersey police officer after the attempted theft of a third vehicle was later involved in a head-on crash that claimed two lives and critically injured a third person.
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After Drinking Water Crisis, Newark Is Winning War on Lead
An ambitious program to replace thousands of residential lead water lines in New Jersey’s largest city is about to be completed years ahead of schedule
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Univ. of Delaware Students Protest Over Response to Domestic Violence Incident
NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports on calls by University of Delaware students for more transparency from the university following the arrest of a student in a domestic violence incident off campus.
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School Bus Driver Fell Asleep Before Crashing at Del. School, Police Say
Police say a Delaware school bus driver fell asleep behind the wheel just before a crash that injured 18 students
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Ex-Army Couple Avoids More Prison Time in NJ Foster Child Abuse Case
A former Army major and his wife who prosecutors said routinely beat their young foster children and denied them food and water as punishment avoided more prison time Wednesday
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3 Arrested in Shooting Death of 8-Year-Old NJ Boy in Wheelchair
Three people have been arrested in the death of an 8-year-old New Jersey boy who accidentally shot himself with a gun his uncle allegedly brought to his apartment earlier this week, authorities say. Jahmeer Allen, who uses a wheelchair for an unspecified disability, was found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound when Newark police responded to his home on Schuyler Avenue…