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Port Authority Worker Faked Hours, Collected Unearned Pay: Prosecutors Port Authority Worker Faked Hours, Collected Unearned Pay: Prosecutors
Port Authority Worker Faked Hours, Collected Unearned Pay: Prosecutors A Port Authority of New York and New Jersey employee from Pennsylvania has been charged after allegedly falsifying work records and collecting pay he did not earn, authorities said. Noah Nieves, 53, a maintenance supervisor for the agency, was arrested Tuesday, June 9, following an investigation by the Hudson County Prosecutor's Office Special Investigations Unit, Hudson County Prosecutor Wayne Mello announced. The investigation, conducted with the Port Authority Office of the Inspector General, found Nieves falsified reports of his work hours to receive pay he did not earn, according to pr…

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Eye-Popping Amount Of Cash NJ Is Spending On OnlyFans Revealed Eye-Popping Amount Of Cash NJ Is Spending On OnlyFans Revealed
Eye-Popping Amount Of Cash NJ Is Spending On OnlyFans Revealed Americans are spending billions of dollars each year on OnlyFans, and a new report suggests some states are far more engaged than others. According to a 2025 analysis by OnlyGuider, an OnlyFans search platform, total annual spending on the subscription-based content service reached an estimated $2.63 billion nationwide. The report ranked all 50 states and Washington D.C. using a "spend per 10,000 residents" metric designed to compare engagement levels across populations of different sizes. Washington, D.C., topped the rankings, followed by North Dakota, Nevada, Colorado and Illinois. A…

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by Cecilia Levine
Business
NJ Didn't Just Win Best Bagel In NJ — It Claimed Colorado, Too NJ Didn't Just Win Best Bagel In NJ — It Claimed Colorado, Too
NJ Didn't Just Win Best Bagel In NJ — It Claimed Colorado, Too New Jersey's bagel dominance apparently does not stop at state lines. Chowhound, a food and dining website known for restaurant recommendations, rankings, recipes, and culinary culture, recently released its picks for the best bagel shop in every state. Somehow, the Garden State managed to claim bragging rights in two of them. The first was obvious: New Jersey. The website named Teaneck Road Hot Bagels in Teaneck as the best bagel shop in the state. "You'll hear Teaneck Road Hot Bagels name-dropped into conversations about the best in the country," the site says. "The bakers here have bee…

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Maywood Chief's Personal Priorities Trumped Merit-Based Promotion, Retired Cop Says In Suit Maywood Chief's Personal Priorities Trumped Merit-Based Promotion, Retired Cop Says In Suit
Maywood Chief's Personal Priorities Trumped Merit-Based Promotion, Retired Cop Says In Suit A retired Maywood police lieutenant has sued the borough and its police chief, alleging he was denied a captain's promotion for reasons unrelated to merit and later forced into retirement after nearly three decades with the department. Retired Lt. Darryl Wuhrl alleges in court papers that Police Chief Terence Kenny told him he wouldn't be promoted because he might only serve about one year in the position before retiring, and promoting him would affect Kenny's own retirement timeline. Wuhrl filed the complaint in Bergen County Superior Court on May 13 against the Borough of Maywood and…

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Police & Fire
Fire Rips Through Popular Greek Restaurant Where Napkins Rain Down From Balcony Fire Rips Through Popular Greek Restaurant Where Napkins Rain Down From Balcony
Fire Rips Through Popular Greek Restaurant Where Napkins Rain Down From Balcony A fire tore through a popular Greek restaurant in Englewood Cliffs before dawn Thursday, June 11. The blaze at Lefkes Estiatorio on Sylvan Avenue started in the basement at approximately 4:40 a.m., News 12 New Jersey reports. View this post on Instagram Lefkes is a traditional and widely known Greek restaurant that turns into a nightclub after hours with DJs spinning tracks from around the world. The locale has become known for its white napkin parties, where guests throw napkins from the upper level as others dance in their seats. Marke…

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$1.2K In Designer Activewear Lifted Before Paramus Mall Arrests: Cops $1.2K In Designer Activewear Lifted Before Paramus Mall Arrests: Cops
$1.2K In Designer Activewear Lifted Before Paramus Mall Arrests: Cops Four people were arrested after Paramus police said they stole about $1,200 worth of merchandise from multiple stores at Westfield Garden State Plaza. Henry Olarte, 30, and Lorena Rojas-Bernal, 33, both of College Point, New York; Sharon V. Rodriguez, 27, of Elizabeth; and Angie T. Rodriguez, 38, of Los Angeles, were arrested Wednesday, June 10, Paramus Police Chief Robert Guidetti said. Members of the Paramus Police Department’s Crime Suppression Unit apprehended the four suspects at about 1:15 p.m. during an organized retail theft operation at the mall, Guidetti said. Detective Sergeant …

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Jason Bateman Spotted In NJ As Mystery Film Project Rolls Into Town Jason Bateman Spotted In NJ As Mystery Film Project Rolls Into Town
Jason Bateman Spotted In NJ As Mystery Film Project Rolls Into Town Hollywood came to New Jersey this week when actor and director Jason Bateman was spotted working with a film crew in town. Ringwood police shared a photo on Wednesday, June 10, showing the "Ozark" actor and "Smartless" host posing with Patrolman Martocci and Patrolman Leonard after the officers assisted with traffic control for a production filming locally the day before. Police did not identify the project being filmed, however, there is a strong possibility the production is Bateman's upcoming Netflix film "The Cackling of the Dodos." Tudum says the movie follows small-town farmer George…

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Body Found Off Cape May Confirmed As Missing 14-Year-Old Swept Away In Wildwood: Police Body Found Off Cape May Confirmed As Missing 14-Year-Old Swept Away In Wildwood: Police
Body Found Off Cape May Confirmed As Missing 14-Year-Old Swept Away In Wildwood: Police The remains recovered off the coast of Cape May have been positively identified as the 14-year-old boy who went missing in the ocean in Wildwood earlier this month, authorities announced Wednesday, June 10. The boy was identified on a GoFundMe started by his mother Shyara Hill as Davoris Carter, a student from Philadelphia, who was on a school trip when he went missing in the waters. Davoris was with three others from the same group, who were rescued by a Wildwood officer, NBC News reports. "He was just days away from graduation. Davoris was an honor roll student and was recently accep…

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NJ Creep Asked Kids For Sex Acts With Family Members, Offered Payment: Prosecutor NJ Creep Asked Kids For Sex Acts With Family Members, Offered Payment: Prosecutor
NJ Creep Asked Kids For Sex Acts With Family Members, Offered Payment: Prosecutor A 28-year-old South Jersey man was arraigned on a seven-count indictment charging him with meeting underage girls in online chat rooms and convincing them to send him sexually explicit videos of themselves in exchange for payment, authorities said.  The investigation into Michael Monroe, of Beverly, began after the Burlington County High-Tech Crimes Unit received a tip from the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children concerning Monroe’s online activities, Burlington County Prosecutor LaChia  Bradshaw said on Wednesday, June 10. Monroe propositioned mult…

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Vehicle Fire With Hazmat Response Near Secaucus Tracks Triggers NJ Transit Delays Into NYC Vehicle Fire With Hazmat Response Near Secaucus Tracks Triggers NJ Transit Delays Into NYC
Vehicle Fire With Hazmat Response Near Secaucus Tracks Triggers NJ Transit Delays Into NYC A vehicle fire in Secaucus triggered a hazmat response Wednesday evening, June 10, and caused delays for NJ Transit riders traveling into and out of New York City, authorities said. Police urged motorists and pedestrians to avoid the area around Laurel Hill Park as emergency crews responded. NJ Transit initially reported that Amtrak police activity near Secaucus was causing delays of up to 45 minutes for trains traveling into and out of Penn Station New York. About an hour later, NJ Transit said the disruption was tied to "a Portal North Bridge sub-contractor vehicle fire and smoke conditi…

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