"That’s right… No driver, no hands, no clue," the department wrote.
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Cops pull over driverless Waymo taxi during DUI operation: ‘No driver, no hands, no clue’
Photographer alleges high school soccer star grabbed him by the throat in postgame brawl
The chaos occurred on Saturday night following a game in Jersey City between St. Benedict’s Prep and St. Peter’s Prep.
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Carlos Narvaez gets full-circle playoff moment with chance to haunt Yankees
It’s funny, he said, how baseball works.
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How David Stearns will approach his rotation philosophy after Mets’ plan went up in flames
However he proceeds this offseason, he expects more from his rotation.
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The Mets’ revived history of pain only makes this hurt more
The negative perceptions weren’t slayed. They were revived. They were all but given CPR. They weren’t on the way to doing it. They detoured to the comfort zone of gut-wrenching misery and incompetence.
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Can cold Andrew Cuomo warm up and get out of his comfort zone to beat Mamdani?
Mayor Eric Adams’ decision to drop his bid for reelection opens a narrow path for Andrew Cuomo to win City Hall — and stave off an utterly disastrous Zohran Mamdani mayoralty.
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Dolphins’ Tyreek Hill carted off after horrific leg injury vs. Jets
Hill was down for several minutes before being carted off with his left leg stabilized.
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Football world reacts to Giants owner John Mara’s cancer diagnosis
Mara made the surprise announcement in a statement, saying that he had “recently been diagnosed with cancer” and that he was “feeling strong and optimistic, and I’m committed to seeing this through to a positive outcome.”
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Hail J.K. Rowling’s defense of women’s rights — and her slapdown of Emma Watson & Co.
Good on JK Rowling for firmly correcting former “Harry Potter” actress Emma Watson and (implicitly) her fellow former child star Daniel Radcliffe who’ve been denouncing their benefactor for years.
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We can calm prison chaos — if the FCC greenlights cell-phone jamming
Thousands of cell phones are pouring into state and local prisons — and the worst of the worst use them to run criminal networks while incarcerated. An FCC rule change can stop this cold.
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