New Jersey Sees Uptick In Confirmed Coronavirus Cases, Communities Preparing For Possible 2nd Wave
Several cities are taking action to prepare for a 2nd wave of COVID-19. Soon, people around Paterson will see a mobile testing unit driving around.
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Several cities are taking action to prepare for a 2nd wave of COVID-19. Soon, people around Paterson will see a mobile testing unit driving around.
The city of Newark is taking new steps to boost the local economy.
Andrew C. Johnson, 50, faces two counts of first-degree attempted murder and four weapons charges, officials said. He faces 10 to 20 years in prison if convicted.
Federal law already exempts combat pay from income tax, but the New Jersey law means pay that residents earn while in combat zones won't be subject to the state's income tax as well.
President Donald Trump paid just $750 in federal income taxes the year he ran for president and in his first year in the White House, according to a report Sunday in The New York Times.
According to police, that car with the victims inside of it was stopped in the northbound lanes of Route 1 near Avenue C in Linden on Sunday morning.
As expected, Sunday was a much warmer finish to the weekend, with plenty of folks around the area seeing 80 degrees.
Trump nominated Barrett for the Supreme Court on Saturday, kicking off what is sure to be an intense, partisan confirmation battle in the Senate just weeks before November's election.
Gov. Phil Murphy also announced six deaths from Friday.
More than 40 people have gotten sick and four have been hospitalized, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said.
The suspects are all former employees of Vetwork, a nonprofit based in Lacey Township that helps veterans in the area find jobs and suitable housing.
Anthony Salgado requires his clients to put 25% down, and he says he guarantees that he is in line by 3 a.m.
Murphy also announced he's extending the public health emergency by another 30 days.
Training started in February but was stopped for several months due to the pandemic. Now, it's reignited with a focus on preparing to take on an emergency during a public health crisis.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a legal giant and a fierce champion of equality. But, she still made time to be a mentor to those who worked by her side.
