Progress and frustration over Newark's water crisis
As city and state officials tout preliminary results of the latest water testing in Newark, some residents continue to have concerns about filters. And as Jane Burnett reports, a state assemblyman says it is way too early to be optimistic, even using the words "environmental racism" in reference to the situation.
NYC chef dies suddenly of apparent heart attack
Celebrity Chef Carl Ruiz died suddenly of an apparent heart attack. Nate Rodgers speaks to friends who mourn the loss of this dynamic culinary talent, and we speak with a cardiologist who tells you what you can do right now if you have concerns about heart issues, even if you're young.
Tens of thousands attend Climate Strike in NYC
Students led the way as tens of thousands attended Friday's Climate Strike in NYC. Thousands of demonstrations took place across the globe. Our Nate Rodgers followed the New York protest as it made its way from City Hall to Battery Park.
Blackface photos prompt apology from Canada's Prime Minister
Blackface photos of Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau prompted an apology from him and debate from our A+ Panel. The first photo to surface, from inside a West Point Grey Academy yearbook shows him at an Arabian night themed party with his face, hands, and neck completely darkened.
Drake to increase security with big "wall"
From Drake turning his Toronto home into a fortress to an Emmys preview and a sneak peak at Downton Abbey, the movie, celebrity insider Dyana Williams has a lot to talk about -- and as always, it's a lively conversation!
Go inside the Family Feud audition room
Last night Nate Rodgers showed you what it was like to check in at the local Family Feud auditions. Tonight, he takes you inside the actual audition room as families go head-to-head for the chance to be part of the 2020 Family Feud season.
Jersey City cuts deal with transportation app company for on-demand vans
Jersey City Mayor Steve Fulop introduces a new service that could give NJ Transit a run for its money. The partnership is with Via, a company that operates on-demand van services in other U.S. cities, including New York. Our A+ panel tells you why they think it's a great idea.
NJ Transit train hits SUV as it crosses tracks
A father and son are seriously injured after their vehicle is struck by a NJ Transit train as the SUV crossed the tracks in River Edge. Monica Guy talks to a witness about what he saw just seconds after the crash.
88-year-old Manhattan woman attacked and robbed
88-year-old widow is attacked and robbed in her apartment. Thieves stole 5-thousand dollars that the woman was going to use to purchase her late husband's gravestone. Nate Rodgers brings you her story.
Nate Rodgers takes you inside Family Feud auditions
Ever wondered how families earn the chance to compete on Family Feud? Our Nate Rodgers is excited to tell you -- he goes behind the scenes as families from all over our region get the chance of a lifetime to take part in the iconic game show.
Hoodie design sparks outrage
Two designers are taking the heat after posting photos of their "school shooting hoodies." The hoodies display the names of schools where mass shootings occurred and are riddled with what look like bullet holes. We speak to the mother of a Parkland shooting victim and get strong opinions from our A+ Panel.
Major progress replacing Newark pipes
Crews begin replacing lead pipes in Ivy Hill section. As Monica Guy reports, one nearby resident came to demand action and got it - a crew visited her house later in the day to test for lead.
Court ruling in wedding invite case
Wedding invites are at the center of a big court ruling that favored religious liberty by granting an invitation business the right to turn away work from same sex couples. Our A+ panel weighs in on a decision that could have national consequences.
Are millennials turning their backs on wedding traditions?
Research shows 20 and 30-somethings are doing away with certain long-time wedding traditions. Chasing News resident millennial Jane Burnett tells you which ones and why.
Cokie Roberts dies at 75
Legendary journalist and political commentator Cokie Roberts dies of complications from breast cancer. Former NJ Governor Christine Todd Whitman talks to Bill Spadea about the legacy Roberts left behind and shares her personal thoughts from knowing and working with the multi-award-winning broadcaster.
NYPD officer shot in Staten Island
A female NYPD officer was shot during a struggle with a domestic abuse suspect in Staten Island. Monica Guy shows you what was caught on camera just moments after shots were fired.
Martha Stewart joins celebration before opening of NJ's first Stew Leonard's
Martha Stewart comes to Paramus to help celebrate the opening of NJ's first Stew Leonard's. Monica Guy is there as Stewart reminisces about being part of the store's long history.
NYC Schools reportedly considering banning chocolate milk
Reports that NYC schools are considering banning chocolate milk spark debate. Our A+ panel takes sides -- where do you land?
MTA adding cops and capital budget plan announced
MTA hiring 500 new cops to help with homeless. In tonight's Commuter Check, Jane Burnett gets reaction from riders and shares headlines on the new capital budget aimed at improving NYC trains, buses and ADA access.
Decks collapse in both Summit and Wildwood, NJ
Decks collapse in two NJ towns. In Wildwood, a firefighter shares frightening details from the scene where more than 20 people were hurt and a little girl was rescued just before the collapse.