New Jersey Closing In On 725,000 COVID Vaccines Administered
New Jersey is closing in on administering 725,000 COVID vaccines statewide.
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New Jersey is closing in on administering 725,000 COVID vaccines statewide.
The mayor of Paterson, New Jersey is taking tech out of COVID vaccines by offering the shots to people the old-fashioned way. Many say they'd rather wait in line for hours than wait online for months.
The NCAA named women's wrestling an emerging sport, which means they're just one step away from becoming fully sanctioned by the NCAA.
A large excavator toppled into the Arthur Kill River Chanel, trapping the worker inside 6 feet under water.
New Jersey health officials on Wednesday reported six new cases of the B17 variant from the United Kingdom, bringing the total in the state to eight, including one death.
It's no secret homeowners around here pay a pretty penny in property taxes. So when in 2017 state and local tax deductions -- or SALT -- were capped at $10,000, it hit hard.
The Centers for Disease Control says the risk of COVID-19 spreading in schools is small and based on new research it says schools can reopen during the pandemic.
The FBI says the woman appears in a video with a child they believe was created in October of 2019.
She's humbled but still heartbroken, and she's pleading with people to take the virus seriously and wear a mask so other families are spared this unimaginable loss.
The former adviser to former President Donald Trump posted the photo using the "fleets" feature, which deletes posts after 24 hours.
In a proposed settlement submitted to a federal court, residents have secured safe drinking water protections from lead contamination.
A New Jersey mother is hoping to give back to a couple struggling during the coronavirus pandemic.
Mega vaccination sites keep opening in New Jersey, but an appointment is nearly impossible to find due to a lack of supply.
Students in Montclair, New Jersey were supposed to head back into their classrooms Monday for the first time since March. Despite the superintendent's announcement, it didn't happen.
Dreaming of a beach vacation this summer in a home to call your own? CBS2's Vanessa Murdock reports booking sooner rather than later might be in your best interest.
