Tri-State Area Experiences Another COVID Spike
On Saturday, New Jersey reported about 3,200 new cases, which is over 1,000 more from Friday. New York is also seeing a troubling trend with nearly 3,600 positive tests Friday.
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On Saturday, New Jersey reported about 3,200 new cases, which is over 1,000 more from Friday. New York is also seeing a troubling trend with nearly 3,600 positive tests Friday.
It will provide oversight to New Jersey's marijuana marketplace.
Seventeen-year-old Rebecca Kniffin was pinned between two SUVs, one of them on fire.
Paterson, N.J. has been struggling with quality of life issues and officials say the problems have gotten worse. But, there's a plan to clean up the city.
The governor has also said in previous days that he would keep the indoor dining cap at 25% and not further restrict it.
You don't have to turn off social media or the news, just take breaks to quiet your mind.
Trump again falsely claimed victory in the presidential race on Thursday. At the same time, he accused his critics of stealing the election from him in remarks riddled with inaccuracies and untruths.
On Thursday, Gov. Phil Murphy warned he will take action, following a surge in cases and hospitalizations.
Virus Ball involves soccer-like penalty kicks from across the street. Trash cans are the goal posts. It's played on Tuesdays - trash day.
Monday night was potentially life-changing for New York Giants player Logan Ryan, but it had nothing to do with what happened on the field at MetLife Stadium.
There is a push in New Jersey to allow people living with autism or a communication disability to voluntarily add a special marking to their driver's licenses.
New Jersey has added new states to its quarantine list and New York set up checkpoints Wednesday, the first day of new travel rules.
The governor signed a law that knocks up to eight months off sentences and excludes people convicted of murder, aggravated sexual assault and repetitive compulsive sex offenders.
To date, more than 65% of voters answered "yes" to question No. 1 on the ballot supporting the constitutional amendment to legalize the possession and recreational use of marijuana.
A destination for undesirable activity -- that's how the mayor of Paterson described one of his city's parks. Thankfully, his description no longer fits the bill.
