Moderna Vaccine Rollout Underway In New Jersey; Health Care Workers Receive First COVID Shots At Essex County College
Essex County was hit by COVID the hardest, accounting for nearly 10% of total cases in New Jersey.
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Essex County was hit by COVID the hardest, accounting for nearly 10% of total cases in New Jersey.
The Hudson County prosecutor's office said the teen was arrested in the death of 35-year-old Niles Holmes.
The 120-pound Rhodesian Ridgeback named Moose came wrapped with love Christmas morning at the England family's home in Ridgewood.
Tens of thousands of people in the Tri-State Area are still feeling the impact of the strong Christmas storm that swept through Thursday into Friday.
Rain will get heavier and the wind will start to pack a punch through the evening Thursday and overnight.
'Tis the season for giving! Stores were packed with procrastinators scrambling for last minute gifts on Christmas Eve.
New Jersey's largest city has been hit especially hard by the pandemic. Many people in Newark are struggling to get food, especially on a holiday.
The pandemic has made it difficult to visit loved ones with dementia at assisted living facilities, so some staff and residents are going the extra mile to make Christmas bright.
Many are taking time to remember the meaning of the season, and highlight some of the good that happened.
New Jersey State Police say a GMC suburban was heading southbound in Clifton when the driver apparently lost control, struck a concrete barrier and overturned.
State police say at least one person died and multiple others were hurt.
The state reported 103 more COVID deaths Wednesday. There were 104 deaths reported Tuesday, marking the first back-to-back days of more than 100 people dying since June 13.
If you forgot a few young ones on your list or want to add to their stocking this year, gifting experts have ideas that you can get before Christmas morning.
Enjoy the tranquil weather Wednesday, and Thursday morning. It'll all go downhill Thursday night.
British scientists believe the new coronavirus strain is up to 70% more transmissible.