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A New Jersey state trooper says she was raped by one superior officer, sexually harassed by another and retaliated against for reporting the alleged misconduct. Full Story »

Trains are moving again between New Jersey and New York City after a bridge was stuck in the open position. However, commuters should expect delays of up to an hour. Full Story »

Police are looking for a truck believed to have fatally struck a woman in Newark this morning. The truck, bearing New Jersey registration TCK-56B, was last seen heading north on McCarter Highway. Full Story »

A rare copy of Edgar Allan Poe's first book has sold for $662,500 at a New York auction. Full Story »

Former New York Mayor Rudy Giuliani says Rio de Janeiro can become a safe city before it hosts the 2016 Olympics. And his consulting firm will be paid to offer advice on how to make that happen. Full Story »

An Ivy League professor is suing Wesleyan University, saying it mistakenly circulated his photo as the suspect in last spring's killing of a student there. Full Story »

The year-old New York City annex to Cleveland's Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum will shut down Jan. 3. Full Story »

The White House says President Barack Obama is pleased that the economy is moving in the right direction but wants to press harder on creating jobs. Full Story »

An off-duty New York City police detective has been arrested on a charge of drunken driving. Full Story »

Hair, or more precisely a hair extension, will play a pivotal part in the new season of Bravo TV's "Real Housewives of New Jersey.'' Full Story »

Ready. Set. Wrap! A wrap star will crowned champion Friday in the 13th Annual Scotch Brand most Gifted Wrapper Contest. Full Story »

State Sen. Hiram Monserrate could face up to a year in prison for dragging his bleeding girlfriend through his apartment building lobby in a violent scene caught on security cameras. He is being sentenced today. Full Story »

The White House is holding a discussion on HIV and AIDS in New York City. Full Story »

Some two dozen countries will send an estimated 7,000 more troops to Afghanistan next year, the chief of NATO said Friday as U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton told her allied counterparts that an infusion of forces is crucial to turning the tide in the long war. Full Story »

A New Jersey woman returned home from Thanksgiving with family to find the locks changed days after she avoided foreclosure. Bank of America says it made a mistake. Full Story »

Exterminators are battling bedbugs in New Jersey's new $200 million psychiatric hospital. Full Story »

Authorities say a drunken driving suspect tried to grease the wheels of justice with a bribe: free oil changes and car inspections. Full Story »

Police say one teen is dead and another was wounded in an early morning shooting in Lakewood. Full Story »

Several New York City interior designers have used recycled materials to make 35 untraditional holiday wreaths, including one worth panting over. Full Story »

Prosecutors say a group of gun and drug dealers with such monikers as "Pimples'' and "Chocolaty'' has been peddling assault rifles, high-powered handguns and large amounts of cocaine and Ecstasy in the northern tip of Manhattan. Full Story »

Newark officials are launching a program to offer residents generic versions of more than 300 medications for just $2 a prescription. Full Story »

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A New York appeals court says property owners can't be forced to give up about a tenth of the land Columbia University wants for a major expansion. Full Story »

Police in New Jersey believe they've found the body of a New York boater who went missing last month. Full Story »

Police are looking for four people wanted in connection with a jewelry store robbery in Queens. The suspects, two of them armed, held-up Gold Fashion Jewelry on November 28, according to police. WATCH VIDEO Full Story »