Toni Yates

1 week ago | abc7ny.com | Toni Yates

WOODBRIDGE, New Jersey (WABC) -- Police estimate that over 500 juveniles were involved in a chaotic "TikTok pop-up party" at the Woodbridge Center Mall in Woodbridge, New Jersey on Saturday. One popular TikTok post with over 17,000 likes encouraged local teens to gather at a carnival held outside the mall. The previous weekend, several teens were arrested and one officer was injured after a brawl broke out at a similar event at Menlo Park Mall in Edison, New Jersey.

2 weeks ago | abc7ny.com | Toni Yates

EDISON, New Jersey (WABC) -- Several teens were arrested after a brawl broke out at the Menlo Park Mall in Edison on Saturday night. The chaos erupted after hundreds of teens showed up for a gathering planned through TikTok. One officer was injured in the mayhem. It started with a call out days before by a social media influencer for his followers to descend on Menlo Park Mall on Saturday night.

1 month ago | wkow.com | Toni Yates

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, New Jersey ( WABC) -- A driver was ticketed for careless driving after their Tesla, which was on autopilot, crashed into a vehicle parked in a driveway in New Jersey. A video from inside the Tesla, which was turning off Georges Road in South Brunswick onto a side street. Its sensors apparently picked up a white SUV you see coming from the opposite direction on that same side street. Police say the Tesla was on autopilot. "They're asserting that it was fully automatic.

1 month ago | komu.com | Toni Yates

SOUTH BRUNSWICK, New Jersey - A driver was ticketed for careless driving after their Tesla, which was on autopilot, crashed into a vehicle parked in a driveway in New Jersey. A video from inside the Tesla, which was turning off Georges Road in South Brunswick onto a side street. Its sensors apparently picked up a white SUV you see coming from the opposite direction on that same side street. Police say the Tesla was on autopilot. "They're asserting that it was fully automatic.

1 month ago | abc7ny.com | Toni Yates

NEWARK, New Jersey (WABC) -- Lawmakers in Newark are demanding more information since the opening of a detention center for migrants near the city's waterfront. The hall is a private, for-profit facility with room for more than a thousand people. Mayor Ras Baraka said ICE renovated Delaney Hall without the proper work permits, inspections, and certificate of occupancy, posing safety risks. He's filed a complaint in county court.