Three people were severely burned in a fast moving fire overnight in Lakewood, NJ.
Lakewood Police say that the fire started at approximately 12:50AM, in the High-Point Condominium Complex.

New York City is suing T-Mobile for what it calls “abusive sales tactics” at Metro by T-Mobile stores, the wireless carrier’s prepaid phone brand.
The city’s lawsuit says dozens of stores sold used phones to customers as new, charged fake taxes and unexpected fees and offered financing for phones that resulted in higher-than-expected prices.
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A Jewish real estate development in Newark, NJ,  had the shock of their life on Thursday morning, when they found a stolen vehicle worth hundreds of thousands of dollars.
Sources tell YWN that an employee needed to get something from a garage behind a home under construction, and opened the door to find a bright yellow Lamborghini SVJ — worth approximately $700,000 parked inside.

New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio said he’s disappointed to have not made the September Democratic debate and if he does not qualify for the October debate it is time for him to re-evaluate his presidential run.

A severe thunderstorm watch has been issued for New York City and the Tri-State area until 9:00PM.
Some of those storms could become severe, potentially impacting parts of the region with damaging winds, hail, torrential rain and an isolated tornado or two.
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Rabbi Yitzy Hurwitz, the tzadik from California, has been suffering with ALS for years. He has been a source of inspiration to thousands despite his tremendous challenges.
Tall and trim, with broad shoulders and a wide smile, Yitzy Hurwitz, the 42 year-old Chabad rabbi, was nursing big plans for his community in Temecula when he began having trouble speaking.

Over summer break, more than 135,000 parents, alumni, educators and supporters of private education in New York submitted comments to the State Education Department expressing opposition to the proposed “substantial equivalency” regulations and urging that they be withdrawn.

An elderly woman slammed into two buildings as she attempted to park at the NPGS Supermarket on Main Street, Wednesday morning.
According to TLS, it happened at around 9:00AM, when for reason unknown, heer vehicle backed into the laundromat, and then the NPGS building.

Mayor Bill de Blasio on Tuesday announced he had hired a new executive director of the Office for the Prevention of Hate Crimes, officially launching the new city organization months ahead of the official deadline.

City leaders will gather in Brooklyn to outline traffic safety measures before NYC public schools kick off a new year.
Officials from the NYPD and Department of Transportation will be detailing traffic enforcement strategies.
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