Election Concerns Grow In Bergen County, N.J. After Dozens Of Mail-In Ballots Found Discarded In Dumpster
North Arlington police brought in the USPS, which collected all the mail that was found and said the mail has since been correctly delivered.
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North Arlington police brought in the USPS, which collected all the mail that was found and said the mail has since been correctly delivered.
Across the state, the number of hungry people has risen 56% since the start of the pandemic.
At the office of Bergen County Clerk John Hogan, the staff is busy sending out their first wave of ballots for the 2020 election.
They're accused of stealing more than $450,000 in cash and jewelry.
Social media video from July shows a large backyard crowd illuminated by blue headphones, but there are no masks in sight.
Cell phone video captured the controversial arrest of a 15-year-old boy on a bicycle in Bergen County, NJ.
A cross section of large and small nonprofits sit on the task force, which will allow for real conversations about how the county is providing for those in need.
Authorities said nanny camera footage showed Yeboah hitting, kicking and yanking the child by the arm.
There's no word yet on what caused the outage.
The Bergen County prosecutor's office said 19-year-old Nicolas Coirazza killed the victim and enlisted the 14-year-old to help dispose of her body.
Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start to summer. It's normally a busy time for pool companies, but this year, they are even busier.
That includes parishes in Bergen, Essex, Hudson and Union counties.
No one was hurt, but there were power outages in the area.
CBS2 s continuing its series paying tribute some of the lives lost to the coronavirus pandemic.
They have 35 printers set up in six locations, and in just a week made and delivered more than 600 masks.
Many have asked what can they to do show frontline workers a tremendous debt of gratitude. In Bergen County, the answer may be as easy as tying a blue ribbon around an old oak tree, or any tree for that matter.
Officials are concerned about people congregating, especially as the weather gets warmer.
There's now a total of 1,914 positive cases statewide. There have been four new deaths, bringing the statewide total to 20.
The coronavirus pandemic continues to spread throughout the Tri-State Area, with new cases and restrictions announced each day.
Gov. Phil Murphy predicts the number of cases will jump from nearly 750 into the many thousands as more people are tested.
Gov. Phil Murphy revealed during his Thursday media briefing that there are 318 new cases, bringing the state-wide total to 742, including nine deaths.
In perhaps his strongest words since the coronavirus outbreak started, Gov. Phil Murphy made it clear to New Jerseyans on Wednesday that new directives on social gathering will be enforced.
Gov. Phil Murphy made it clear Tuesday that New Jersey's new social distancing and curfew directives must be followed to stop the spread of coronavirus.
A day after announcing the first death in New Jersey due to coronavirus, Gov. Phil Murphy provided an update Wednesday as the number of cases in the state continues to grow.
A 69-year-old man from Bergen County is the first death in the Tri-State Area related to coronavirus.
