COVID 1 Year: Vaccines Offer Shot Of Hope, Despite Ongoing Distribution Struggles
More than 70 million doses have been administered across the country, but the rollout has been plagued with issues, delaying vaccination goals.
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More than 70 million doses have been administered across the country, but the rollout has been plagued with issues, delaying vaccination goals.
Teachers are next in line for the COVID vaccine in New Jersey in an effort to get kids back in the classroom.
New Jersey's move to legalize marijuana isn't just a revenue maker. It will also help communities that were disproportionately impacted by its prohibition.
Daily vaccinations are now at 1.7 million Americans, with the total now over 49 million who have gotten at least one shot.
It was March 4 of last year when New Jersey saw its first case of COVID-19. It was the same time that Murphy had been diagnosed with a malignant tumor on his kidney.
A spokesperson for Judge Salas confirmed the federal judge is returning to work.
The shooting happened just before 8:30 p.m. in front of a BJ's near Marin Boulevard and Second Street in Jersey City.
New Jersey houses of worship can also host at 50% capacity.
It'll remain on the wet & chilly side through the night with temps only dropping slightly into the upper 30s to low 40s. But conditions will improve by lunchtime Monday.
The Black Prosecutors Association was started in the early 1980s after a Denver prosecutor realized he had very few colleagues nationwide that looked like him.
Bagpipes were played, a flag was raised and there was a procession of blue lights at the funeral for Lawrence "Larry" Rauch, who died Sunday, Feb. 21, at age 78.
Barrientos is a former elementary school teacher who worked in the Long Branch School District and at the Red Bank Charter School.
The Labor Department in part has blamed a glitch in its computer system for the first extension backlog, but the problems stretch back for months.
A year of living hunkered down at home during a pandemic has some people ready to hit the road.
The bill passed by a vote of 224 to 206, with three Republicans joining Democrats in voting "yes."
