New Twists On Holiday Traditions Help Make Spirits Bright Despite Pandemic Restrictions
Creative ideas are paving the way this holiday season.
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Creative ideas are paving the way this holiday season.
With the vaccine seemingly around the corner, many officials are warning that now is not the time to let your guard down, but to double down on your safety efforts.
Daniel's Law protects judges' personal information from being posted online. It's named after Judge Esther Salas's son, who was shot to death in an ambush at their home.
A forgotten veterans cemetery in Monmouth County has been discovered and honored by an Eagle Scout project, with the help of a Navy SEAL.
More than 4,500 new coronavirus cases were reported across New Jersey on Thursday, meaning more restrictions could be on the horizon as we enter the holiday season.
Jersey City is stepping up efforts to slow the uptick in coronavirus cases ahead of Thanksgiving Day.
Dr. Perry Halkitis, dean of Rutgers School of Public Health, says it is going to be difficult to change human behavior and family traditions for the holidays, but it is a must.
CEO Blair Schleicher Wilson says the entire community deserves praise for building the condos on land donated by Roxbury Township.
There were approximately 60 passengers and crew members on the train, but no reports of injuries.
The port is the second busiest in the nation, behind the port of Los Angeles.
So far, the Ottaianos have fed more than a dozen families. They hope word continues to spread so they can help more.
This is an exciting time of year for kids, writing their wish lists to Santa. But in a pandemic, he may not be able to deliver the same way he has before.
Volunteers are happy to help but they say it's scary just how many people are in need.
Officials urge everyone to do their part and skip the gatherings this year.
Leaders of various transportation agencies around our area spent Tuesday promoting social distancing guidelines on public transportation.
The legislation prohibits home addresses and phone numbers of judges and prosecutors from being posted online.
New Jersey is cracking down on crowds, following a weekend of record-setting coronavirus numbers.
It comes nearly two weeks after voters cast their ballots in favor of the measure, which would legalize possession of up to six ounces.
In downtown Montclair, alongside holiday decor, are pictures of small business owners. It's a reminder of who you are supporting.
The wind from Sunday night's storm was so powerful it knocked down power lines and had live wires sparking with flames.
On Sunday, Gov. Phil Murphy said there were more than 4,500 new cases and that the state has not seen numbers like that since the start of the pandemic.
John Catsimatidis, owner and CEO of about 35 Gristedes and D'Agostino locations in New York City, says business has been up 10% in the last few days as people begin to stockpile.
Port Authority Police say al-Khatahtbeh was arrested and charged for trespass and delay of transportation.
A good Samaritan pulled the person out of the water and began CPR until Coast Guard boat crews arrived and took over life-saving efforts.
In New York City, principals were just told to prepare for the return of all-remote learning.
