Airbnb Shuts Down Dozens Of New Jersey Properties After Large Parties
More than 700 people attended an Airbnb house party in New Jersey. Now, the home rental company is cracking down.
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More than 700 people attended an Airbnb house party in New Jersey. Now, the home rental company is cracking down.
Government officials have raised concerns about national security and say China could collect Americans' personal data through the app.
The gym opened its doors in May, starting a legal battle over whether Murphy's order for non-essential businesses to remain closed was constitutional.
Among those attending the event were Terrence Floyd, the brother of George Floyd, and Gwen Carr, the mother of Eric Garner.
AAA Mid-Atlantic says the average price of a gallon of regular gas in New Jersey on Friday was $2.18, a penny less than the week before.
Investigators say it started when a woman who uses a cane asked another customer to put on a face covering.
New Jersey remains among the states with the lowest coronavirus positivity rates, but Gov. Phil Murphy said Friday that may change.
It's a trend no state wants to follow, but New Jersey is joining the number of states seeing an uptick in COVID-19 cases.
The state is working with Livingston police to put down traps in the neighborhood in hopes of catching the fox.
Election law attorney Scott Salmon says more than 600 signatures on the rapper's petition are in some way defective and that some of the writing appears identical.
Gov. Phil Murphy says that sets the state back to where it was a month ago in terms of daily new cases.
We're told this happened in a wooded area behind the girl's home on Deal Lane.
Monmouth County authorities are now trying to determine how the animals got into this situation and who may be responsible.
CBS2's Jessica Moore explores the #ChallengeAccepted social media movement and the positive and negative sides of women posting black and white pictures of themselves.
At a ceremony Wednesday, firefighter Anthony Holland was promoted to the rank of lieutenant, becoming the first African-American officer in the department's 104-year- history.
