Zillow Gone Wild Features 100-Year-Old Passaic Victorian
A grand 1925 Victorian in North Jersey is turning heads on Zillow Gone Wild.
The nine-bedroom, 5.5-bathroom home at 119 High St. in Passaic is listed for $1,499,000 and is currently under contract, according to its MLS listing with Pete Kopec Jr. of Keller Williams Prosperity. The property was updated Feb. 6, after spending 260 days on the market.
The single-family 1925 Victorian has nine bedrooms, 5.5 bathrooms, and more than 5,600 square feet of living space.
Original stained glass, detailed woodwork, and hardwood floors highlight the home’s historic charm, according to the listing. “…
Hardyston Spa Raid Nets Prostitution, Money Laundering Charges, Cops Say
Prostitution and other nefarious activities were uncovered at a Sussex County spa following a court-authorized raid, police said.
On Tuesday, Feb. 17, the Hardyston Township Police Department executed a court-authorized search warrant at Aroma Spa at 3612 Route 23, following an investigation into allegations of unlawful activity, according to Hardyston police.
The investigation began after the department received information regarding suspected illegal conduct occurring at the establishment, police said.
Mihwa Bang, 55, of Flushing, NY, was charged with prostitution, a disorderly per…
YouTube Down? Thousands Report Issues As Users Flood Google, X
More than 338,000 users reported issues with YouTube Tuesday evening, Feb. 17, according to Downdetector.
As of 6:30 p.m., 338,308 people had flagged problems with the video platform, Downdetector data shows.
The majority of reported issues involved the YouTube app, accounting for 56% of complaints, according to Downdetector. Website problems made up 18% of reports, while login issues accounted for 15%.
Search activity for phrases related to YouTube being down surged Tuesday evening, according to Google Trends.
Many users quickly turned to X to confirm whether the platform was experiencin…
Is All That Fog Just Rapidly Melting Snow? Why Tri-State Is In A Haze
No, that’s not wildfire smoke this time. If you stepped outside Tuesday, Feb. 17, and wondered why the air looked hazy, the culprit is likely rapidly melting snow.
As temperatures rose across the region, melting snow added moisture to the lowest levels of the atmosphere, creating the perfect setup for dense fog.
A Dense Fog Advisory has been issued for large portions of New Jersey, New York, and Connecticut, with visibility expected to drop to one-quarter mile or less, forecasters said.
So why did it get so foggy so fast?
Rapidly melting snow boosts moisture near the ground, Cleveland.com…
