Newark Reversing Course Following Serious Spike In COVID Cases; Mayor Imposes Curfew On Nonessential Businesses
Newark is imposing a curfew for nonessential business and closing recreational facilities, among other things.
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Newark is imposing a curfew for nonessential business and closing recreational facilities, among other things.
New Jersey State Police are investigating, and four suspects were taken into custody.
As New Jersey deals with a spike in COVID-19 cases, Newark is heading into a 2nd wave lockdown. There are fears other hotspot neighborhoods in the state could soon follow.
An elaborate Halloween display enjoyed by many in a New Jersey neighborhood has been taken down.
The mayor's office is expected to release more information Monday.
A high speed ended when a stolen police cruiser from Bayonne, NJ slammed into a parked car in Brooklyn early Sunday.
A three-alarm fire ripped through an apartment building in Camden, leaving two people dead and at least seven others hurt.
More than 400,000 New Jerseyans used to work in New York before the lockdown and workplace restrictions. Now just 10% have returned.
Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order Saturday to extend New Jersey's public health emergency, citing a steep increase in coronavirus cases in recent days.
As some New York City schools in COVID-19 hot spots are about to reopen, a school in the Bronx is forced to close.
The move is meant to reduce the wait in long lines caused by the pandemic closures.
The Nursing Home Pandemic Protection Act would require facilities to report potential outbreaks the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in real time and have a crisis plan in place.
The mayor also says work to replace all lead service lines in Newark is nearly complete.
As coronavirus numbers continue to rise in New Jersey, a Morris County school district was forced to make a tough decision Thursday.
"We're talking about politics, but we're not really talking about politics. We're talking about how you don't get me and you don't understand me," psychotherapist Josh Jonas said