Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Department Of Health Confirms State's First Case
Gov. Phil Murphy says the patient was tested by the New Jersey Department of Health and the results came back positive, but it has not yet been confirmed by the CDC.
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Gov. Phil Murphy says the patient was tested by the New Jersey Department of Health and the results came back positive, but it has not yet been confirmed by the CDC.
If a school is shut down, students may split time at another school while it is disinfected or continue education virtually.
New Jersey's Lt. Gov. Shelia Oliver described the surgery as "successful" and said Murphy is now resting.
The prank was made popular on the social media app TikTok and has led to several serious injuries nationwide.
Lt. Edward Ryer and Trooper Robert Tarleton were in the right place at the right time.
The extension is expected to cost around $220 million.
NJ Transit customers who have to commute through Kingsland and another station in Lyndhurst are not happy with the upkeep.
The troopers say the tractor trailer ran off the side of the highway and slammed into a guardrail before bursting into flames.
Gov. Phil Murphy says the state continues to be on high alert, working closely with hospitals and schools to make sure everyone stays safe.
As fears surrounding coronavirus spread around the world, here at home, many people are starting to worry that basic necessities will sell out in the event of an epidemic.
Police are saying it has been difficult to track down and arrest these scammers since most of the time they are international.
Tesla will pay for and install the stations and will build infrastructure for other providers to install non-Tesla charging stations.
The flames broke out around 11 p.m. Sunday at Elizabeth Truck Center on North Avenue East.
There will be a chill in the air to start Monday, but it won't be as bitter as what we had this past weekend.
The family learned from neighbors a woman had chased Luna into a nearby restaurant.
