
Anthony Johnson
Reporter at WABC-TV (New York, NY)
Anthony Johnson is a New Jersey reporter for Eyewitness News on Channel 7 WABC-TV. He has covered a wide rage of issues from 9/11, Hurricanes and much more.
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1 day ago |
abc7ny.com | Anthony Johnson
NEW JERSEY (WABC) -- Agencies across the area are preparing for a possible New Jersey Transit strike on Friday that could cause big problems for commuters. The union that represents the engineers who drive the trains is threatening to walk off the job as soon as Friday if a contract deal is not reached. It would be the first transit strike in 42 years and potentially impact 350,000 people. Governor Phil Murphy said the state is preparing for the worst but hoping for the best as the deadline nears.
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3 weeks ago |
abc7ny.com | Anthony Johnson
TINTON FALLS, New Jersey (WABC) -- The owner of a missing Chihuahua in New Jersey is counting blessings after the pooch was found. Daisy went missing last weekend while under the care of a pet sitter. The dog had been last seen sneaking under a fence into a restricted Navy base in Monmouth County on Tuesday. The owner was hoping the military could help reunite her with her dog. Daisy, a nine-pound Chihuahua, had been missing since Sunday.
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3 weeks ago |
abc7ny.com | Anthony Johnson
MONTVALE, New Jersey (WABC) -- Neighbors are speaking out after a man, walking his dog in his neighborhood in Montvale, New Jersey, was attacked by two much larger dogs, injuring the man and killing his dog. It's not uncommon for residents to walk their dogs in the family-friendly neighborhood, but on Wednesday evening, a man, who neighbors say is hearing and speech impaired, was walking a small Maltese when a Pit Bull and German Shepard came from behind and mauled the small dog.
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3 weeks ago |
ktvz.com | Anthony Johnson
By Anthony JohnsonClick here for updates on this story TINTON FALLS, New Jersey (WABC) — The owner of a Chihuahua in New Jersey is pleading for help after her dog went missing while under the care of a pet sitter over the weekend. The dog named Daisy was last seen sneaking under a fence into a restricted Navy base in Monmouth County on Tuesday. The owner is hoping the military can help reunite her with her dog. Daisy is a nine-pound Chihuahua and has been missing since Sunday.
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4 weeks ago |
abc7ny.com | Anthony Johnson
TINTON FALLS (WABC) -- The owner of a Chihuahua in New Jersey is pleading for help after her dog went missing while under the care of a pet sitter over the weekend. The dog named Daisy was last seen sneaking under a fence into a restricted Navy base in Monmouth County on Tuesday. The owner is hoping the military can help reunite her with her dog. Daisy is a nine-pound Chihuahua and has been missing since Sunday.
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