Some New Jersey School Districts Reopen Classrooms As State's COVID Numbers Rise
COVID numbers in New Jersey are reaching the highest they've been since May.
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COVID numbers in New Jersey are reaching the highest they've been since May.
Volunteers with the American Red Cross in Greater New York, along with other volunteers from across the country, are preparing for Ida.
Protesters gathered to raise awareness to the ongoing humanitarian crisis.
Colts Neck artist Richard Taylor said he always had an affinity for bonsai trees.
A one-way residential street in East New York was completely blocked off after the storm split a giant tree on the sidewalk right down the middle.
The six teams passed a rigorous 12-week training program for certification in explosives and narcotics detection.
Concerned citizens, staffers and parents did not hold back, giving the New Jersey Board of Education an earful about masks at a special meeting Thursday night.
Experts say our recent weather is making the problem worse.
Troops are helping stock the base with supplies, and the federal government will connect the refugees with resettlement organizations.
A possible solution is earlier pick-up times and consolidated bus stops.
Police are not releasing any other information at this time, including what led up to the shooting.
This follows a 9-cent increase last fall due to revenue loss because of the pandemic.
The center says the current wet weather creates the growth of dangerous wild mushrooms each year.
Tim Piazza, a 19-year-old of Readington, died in 2017 after a night of drinking and hazing at Penn State University fraternity Beta Theta Pi.
After rigorous review of hundreds of thousands of pages of data, the Pfizer vaccine is now fully licensed for people 16 and older.
They have until Oct. 18 to be fully vaccinated or face testing at least once a week.
Karen Tattoli's home is on a hill in North Arlington. She and her family took precautions, but they weren't enough when Henri rolled through.
In a letter to the White House, Murphy said he believes the refugees could make enormous contributions to the state.
Tropical Depression Henri is still lingering over our area this morning, and the past 24 hours brought some significant damage.
Henri was downgraded to a tropical depression Sunday, but heavy rain continues to hammer the Tri-State Area and New England.
Heavy rain for a full day saturated the ground and old trees with trunks finally giving way under the weight of all the water.
New Jersey is dealing with power outages and severe flooding associated with Henri.
Gov. Phil Murphy gave CBS2 an update on Henri's impact in New Jersey and the state's response.
Henri was downgraded to a tropical storm overnight, but heavy rain hanging over the area is causing flooding concerns.
National Hurricane Center Director Ken Graham told CBS2 already-saturated parts of the Tri-State Area are at risk for flooding, even away from the coast.
