Despite Rise In COVID-19 Cases In New Jersey, Gov. Murphy Officially Gives Indoor Sports The Green Light
The governor lifted the competition ban for sports like ice hockey, basketball, cheerleading and karate.
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The governor lifted the competition ban for sports like ice hockey, basketball, cheerleading and karate.
A New Jersey homeowner caught the culprit who stole their fall decoration.
Letters from President Donald Trump have recently surfaced in food donation boxes across the country.
There is more relief coming for small businesses in the Garden State.
Chase Meola, 23, was killed early Sunday morning near the Ohio State campus, where he was a student.
Johnson & Johnson says the patient's condition is now being evaluated by an independent data monitoring board, along with its own physicians.
CBS2 has learned New Jersey is poised to allow the return of indoor youth sports. Among them, basketball and ice hockey.
The clock is ticking for an extension on an extended moratorium that will keep the lights on for hundreds of thousands of New Jersey residents.
Chase Meola was a standout on Mahwah High School's football team five years ago.
Gov. Phil Murphy has said this year could be the last for the bear hunt, which he promised to end when he ran for governor in 2017.
Joseph Collar, 74, was killed when a fire broke out at a home on Myrtle Avenue in Nutley Saturday evening.
A recent study by Active Minds found 80% college students say COVID has negatively impacted their mental health.
Authorities say the fire started inside a two-story home on Myrtle Street in Nutley.
Christie had checked himself into Morristown Medical Center on Oct. 3 as a precautionary measure due to his history of asthma.
The Hudson County prosecutor's office says 21-year-old Darious Dickey was arrested Friday afternoon.
The process started Friday to help reduce long lines at Motor Vehicle Commission centers due to the pandemic.
The larger-than-life creatures are part of "Jurassic Quest." The dinosaurs are in town through Oct. 18.
Statewide, cases are rising. Thursday, New Jersey saw the highest number of new cases since May.
Shira Blumenthal started "Hat Not Hate" after getting bullied as a child.
A site once named for President Woodrow Wilson will be named after alumna, philanthropist and successful businesswoman Mellody Hobson.
The settlement comes after a lengthy legal battle.
Violent extremist groups like the one in Michigan have been popping up throughout the country, including here in the Tri-State Area, and police say the coronavirus pandemic in many ways has made things worse.
Crews were called to Second Street near Stockton Street just before midnight.
The owners of New Jersey school bus company have been accused of putting children in danger.
Pres. Donald Trump credits drug maker Regeneron's treatment for relieving his COVID-19 symptoms. But, what is it, and how might you get it?
