Rutgers, Iona Preparing For 1st Round Games In Return To March Madness; 'It's A Grind Like No Other'
Even though COVID-19 is still affecting games, at least they're playing this year.
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Even though COVID-19 is still affecting games, at least they're playing this year.
The updated guidance only applies to schools that require everyone to wear a face mask.
Parents told CBS2 they want to know sooner rather than later so they can plan a celebration with family.
The recent spike in Asian hate crimes means millions of people are struggling to protect those they love. Many want to know how to help their children and elderly relatives.
Police said 3-year-old Aziz Ahmed was mauled to death by two dogs Tuesday in the family's backyard on Laurel Street.
The alleged assaults took place in 2019 at the Infinity Institute of Jersey City.
Meanwhile, New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy says he wants to reopen all schools for in-person learning by the fall.
The family says the two pit bulls lived directly behind them in a home on Birch Street, and the dogs got under the fence.
Large national pharmacies like Walgreens and CVS have been given doses to dole out, but many independent, local pharmacies have not.
Many families have lost thousands of dollars.
As the Rutgers basketball team heads to the big dance, younger athletes across New Jersey may doing a happy dance of their own, knowing outdoor interstate sports are coming back.
According to prosecutors, the 3-year-old child and the child's mother were in their backyard when two dogs attacked.
Overall, prices are 40-50 cents higher than this time last year.
Patricia Lopez has been in need of a new roof on her Mine Hill home. She is a nurse's assistant at a Morris County hospital who has helped in the fight against the coronavirus for the past year while raising her son on her own.
An unknown quantity of oil leaked from the Buckeye Pipeline into Morses Creek.