Officials: COVID-19 Case Surge Expected Through End Of Year
Concerns continued Sunday over the number of Americans who traveled for Thanksgiving.
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Concerns continued Sunday over the number of Americans who traveled for Thanksgiving.
It was a violent weekend in New Jersey's largest city. Two children were injured and an adult was killed in separate shootings in Newark.
Police have not made any arrests, and there's no word yet on a motive for the shooting.
In New York State, Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced more than 6,000 new cases Saturday and 42 more deaths.
According to the department of health, the employee was last in the office on Tuesday and is currently isolating at home.
Friday, New York state reported 8,176 new infections, the highest daily count since April.
The boy was rushed to University Hospital where he was treated for injuries, according to police who did not provide any other details.
According to the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research, the pandemic forced 41% of Black businesses to close for good, compared to only 17% of white-owned businesses.
Americans are not allowed to travel to Italy for tourism purposes right now, only for essential reasons.
Fifteen to twenty thousand people usually turn out, so organizers knew they had to make some changes.
Friday's mild temperatures inspired people across our area to get out of the house and enjoy the weather. Some told CBS2's Meg Baker they may have found a new post-Thanksgiving tradition as a result.
Even though families may not be able to celebrate the holidays in the same room, they're still thankful for each other and hopeful they can see each other face-to-face next year.
All Seasons in Freehold was busy serving helpings of the holiday favorites for free all day to everyone who walked in the door.
A crane later pulled the mangled car out of the water.
The state is strongly discouraging non-essential interstate travel at this time.
