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It’s election time again. New Jersey’s primary is on Tuesday, with all 40 state Senate seats and all 80 state Assembly seats on the ballot, but only 13% of those seats are being contested. Looming on the horizon is next year’s presidential election, which may once again include former NJ governor Chris Christie. Meanwhile, local brewers discuss the impact of state regulations.

Two activists who were there look back on the anniversary of the first Gay Liberation March in New York City on June 28, 1970. Those first demonstrators left Greenwich Village, the crowd growing larger block by block until finally making it to Central Park. This Sharon Crowley report originally aired in June of 2020.

Good Day NY's Christal Young heads to the Diamond Mills Hotel and Black Barn Hudson Valley restaurant. The hotel has 30 rooms, all designed with a European feel and all overlooking the Esopus falls; a dramatic natural waterfall.

A look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week, including a deadly Washington Heights drive-by shooting, a machete attack in Paterson, and an arrest in the case of a woman shoved head-first into a subway train, leaving her paralyzed.

Bob O'Brien's full story that aired back on May 24, 1983 -- the 100-year-anniversary of the opening of the Brooklyn Bridge.

After being closed for 3 years the highly anticipated annual Kips Bay Decorator Show House is back and has claimed the historic River Mansion at 337 Riverside Drive at W 106th Street in the Upper West Side as its location.

This restaurant has a Thai heart and a Japanese soul.

A look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week, including a 15-year-old charged with a stabbing, a plan to target repeat shoplifting offenders, and the massive gang bust that resulted in the arrest of two drill rap artists.

A look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week, including two cases of stolen dogs, a knife-wielding thief in Home Depot, a 16-year-old girl shot in the head, and one resident's battle against illegal police parking in his neighborhood.

FOX 5 looks back at one of John Roland's most harrowing tales. 40 years ago John survived an armed robbery and gun attack.

Fox Flashback is a series that has a first-hand look at how Channel 5 covered some of the biggest stories throughout the years. In this first edition of Fox Flashback, we dig into the archives to relive the glory days of Studio 54.

August 26 will mark the anniversary of the murder of Jennifer Levin, an 18-year-old woman killed in Central Park by Robert Chambers, the man who would become known as the “Preppie Killer.” FOX 5 NY takes a look back at the coverage of the incident and the trial.

A look at some of the more notable crimes across the New York City area this week, including the rape of an injured and unconscious woman, an attack on an MTA employee, and a Brooklyn subway assault. Also, the death of an NYPD detective -- 33 years after he was shot.

There's a series of lawsuits in the Garden state challenging placement for primary candidates on election ballots. Plaintiffs say the design of the primary balance favors certain candidates and incumbents by positioning them together in one column and placing their challengers far away in another column, known as ballot Siberia.

This episode looks at the The Paterson Healing Collective (PHC), the first Hospital-based Violence Intervention Program, the NJ statewide student support service (NJ4S), and the nonprofit Table to Table that helps combat food insecurity.