Gov. Murphy Visits Parts Of New Jersey Devastated By Ida, Says State Really Needs Help From Federal Government
Officials say 27 people have died and at least four remain missing in the devastating flooding in New Jersey.
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Officials say 27 people have died and at least four remain missing in the devastating flooding in New Jersey.
Storm cleanup continues in Hackensack, where so many people lost so much.
There was a wild rescue on Sunday in Queens, after a man fell down a hole 30 feet deep.
Governor Phil Murphy says the state needs more federal aid to recover from the deadly storm.
The centers offer services like information on food assistance, health insurance and how to have homes inspected.
More than 23 million total doses have been administered across the state.
Two people were hurt, including an innocent bystander, during a shootout between a pair of suspects in Harlem, police said.
Clouds will rule today, along with some passing showers at times. It's by no means a washout. Just be prepared for brief interruptions if you're outside.
SUEZ Water said Friday that emergency crews have completed repairs to the aqueduct, but the boil water advisory still remains in effect until further notice.
The Office of Emergency Management says the goal is to link renters and homeowners with resources on every level.
Police say the victims are now fighting for their lives at Jersey City Medical Center.
Aamir was struck by a stray bullet and killed while he was playing basketball in Jamaica in October 2019.
The National Parks Service says lifeguards, rangers and EMTs were sent to rescue three teenagers at Beach B.
With daily COVID cases reaching levels not seen since January, there's new concern that Labor Day weekend travel will only worsen the trend.
President Biden will travel to Queens and Manville, New Jersey, next week to survey storm damage from the remnants of Hurricane Ida, the White House said Saturday.
