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Cancer survivorship is on the rise in the U.S., according to American Cancer Society reports. During Cancer Survivors Month, communities across the nation are coming together to celebrate those who have fought or are currently fighting one of life’s toughest battles. Here's more on how survivors in our area battled cancer with courage and are now coming together with others to celebrate life after diagnosis this weekend.

The first official work week of summer is off to a sweltering start, with temperatures soaring into the mid-90s across the Tri-State area. The National Weather Service has issued heat advisories in parts of New Jersey and New York as the region braces for a multi-day heat wave. Here's more on how communities are coping and where you can cool off if you need relief.

A small cemetery in Bergen County, rich in history, is open for self guided tours this weekend. Its significance is notable as the final resting place for hundreds of African Americans whom community members are remembering as having a lasting impact on the community.

As New Jersey observes Juneteeth today, Newark symphony hall is highlighting an ongoing initiative aimed at focusing on supporting Black creatives and entrepreneurs.

As the nation prepares to celebrate Puerto Rican pride, one school in the Bronx became the site of a large community effort. In honor of the National Puerto Rican Day Parade, thousands of pounds of food were packed and distributed to families in need.

On this Memorial Day, communities across the country are preparing to honor the men and women who served and currently serve in our nation’s military. In Bergen County, Teaneck officials are inviting residents to take part in a Memorial Day ceremony to pay tribute later this morning.

From snowplows to street sweepers, Rockland County is putting public works front and center this week. For the first time ever, the County Highway Department is hosting a major regional exposition, bringing together dozens of vendors to spotlight the tools and technology powering local infrastructure.

Delays for air travelers at Newark Airport could continue into the holiday weekend as nearly 5.5 million people are expected to pass through area airports. What will this mean for airline passengers during one of the busiest travel periods of the year?

Communities throughout the nation have been pausing to honor veterans and active-duty military personnel as part of Military Appreciation Month. In the heart of Bergen County, local leaders joined together to show their gratitude for those who have served our country.

The Somerset Patriots are stepping up to the plate this Sunday with more than just baseball in mind. The New York Yankees Double-A affiliate is scheduled to host its annual Military Appreciation Day game, in an effort to honor the courage and sacrifice of our nation's servicemembers.

While the NJ Transit engineers strike remains unresolved, commuters are bracing for travel disruptions and the spotlight has been on other means of transportation. One option gaining attention: the ferry.

The head of the U.S. Small Business Administration is making rounds to visit small manufacturers throughout the country.

An extensive journey for police officers from the tri-state is scheduled to conclude this afternoon in a ceremony marking a 320-mile bicycle tour to honor fallen officers.

A towering structure representing a piece of Bergen County history is scheduled to come down tomorrow. The Sheraton Crossroads Hotel in Mahwah, once a landmark of luxury and modern architecture, is set for an implosion that will take just seconds and officials are advising passersby to avoid surrounding highways.

May marks National Military Appreciation Month and members in the community are pausing to honor our nation’s servicemembers.

Flames continue to rage through parts of South Jersey this morning on a day that marks one week since the Jones Road wildfire first ignited, sending residents and emergency personnel into a tailspin of around-the-clock efforts to organize and implement safety measures. Brianne Hailey Killeen reports from Ocean County.

The massive wildfire raging through parts of New Jersey this week has left about 15,000 acres of land in a state of devastation. Residents throughout the region are only beginning to pick up the pieces as many return to their homes. We begin our coverage this morning with Brianne Hailey Killeen, who reports from Coyle Field Air Attack Base in Chatsworth.

A massive fire engulfed a home in Harding Township early yesterday morning. This incident marks the third fire at the same property this week.

Spring is a season of renewal and community members are planting seeds of hope for expectant mothers in need - one baby shower at a time.

Local authorities across the Garden State are taking part in a statewide campaign to crackdown on distracted drivers during April.