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Wildfire smoke could hit NYC as thousands of acres burn in New Jersey
According to Notify NYC, “residents in NYC may see or smell smoke this evening.” A total of 12,000 acres of burning forests are swamping Lacey and Ocean Townships, Advance/SILive.com sister site, NJ.com, reported. The fire could be the largest to ravage the state in two decades.
The fire spread quickly and destroyed buildings and vehicles after authorities said a bonfire was improperly extinguished.
A Queens resident has been sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for kidnapping a store employee in Paterson, New Jersey, ...
Three people were killed, and one is “fighting for their life” following an overnight fire at a Queens home that did ... we are begging all New Yorkers to have a working smoke alarm.” ...
Sebastián Lasaosa Rogers, 35, was pulled out of the ocean and rushed from the Rockaways to Coney Island Hospital, where he ...
The impacts of the New Jersey wildfire has spread to bordering states with New York issuing alert quality alerts. See if it's ...
A partnership between The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, Worldwide Flight Services (WFS) and Annapolis-based transportation real estate investment and management firm Realterm has ...
Firefighters continue to fight fires in New Jersey amid worsening weather conditions that could contribute to rapid fire ...
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