New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy On COVID-19 Vaccine: 'We're Going To Have Our Own Process'
Murphy also announced he's extending the public health emergency by another 30 days.
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Murphy also announced he's extending the public health emergency by another 30 days.
Training started in February but was stopped for several months due to the pandemic. Now, it's reignited with a focus on preparing to take on an emergency during a public health crisis.
Ruth Bader Ginsburg was a legal giant and a fierce champion of equality. But, she still made time to be a mentor to those who worked by her side.
CBS2's Tony Aiello met a woman who realized she's listed as an active voter in New York and New Jersey. Believe it or not, it's legal.
There have been 41 cases of salmonella infections in 10 states, including New York, New Jersey and Connecticut.
The WalletHub study based its findings on depression, divorce rates and overall safety.
There's an 18-month grace period for restaurants and grocery stores to prepare for the change.
It happened at East 1st Avenue and Linden Road in Roselle around 5 p.m. Thursday.
For the next three days, state officials will be at pharmacies across New Jersey giving out naloxone for free and encouraging people to pick it up.
A three-story house under construction collapsed Thursday in New Jersey, trapping two workers inside.
The Bergen County Sheriff's Office confirmed one person was shot at the Holiday Inn around 3:15 p.m. Thursday.
Prosecutors say for the last five years, two men used the identities of dead collectors to create fake ownership histories for antiquities.
DeVito died in Las Vegas on Monday, according to his friend Alfredo Nittoli, who first posted the news on Facebook.
Many people were trying to get service after a statewide computer outage prevented all transactions Monday.
Surveillance video shows a woman driving a black Mazda CX-7 up to the building. She then pulls several crates out of the trunk, and left them at the SPCA's doors. There was no food and water left with the crates, though there was a note indicating that their caretaker had passed away.
The New Jersey Institute of Technology says a wastewater sample tested positive last week for Cypress Hall.
For parents, the unknowns, the last-minute changes lead to feelings of absolute anxiety.
A trio of sanitation workers were caught on Kenneth Cook's home surveillance camera on Beacon Avenue getting their groove on.
Coronavirus cases are on the rise in one part of New Jersey.
The problem is causing major lines at several centers.
For the third year, bow hunters are being invited onto select residential properties, but some neighbors say they didn't know and they are worried about their safety.
The lane has been closed since March, when the coronavirus pandemic started and car traffic dropped by more than 60 percent.
Officials said the fire started in a duplex, but spread, causing smoke and water damage to a single-family home nearby.
A New Jersey town is spotlighting local Latino artists with an exhibit inside City Hall. As CBS2's Dave Carlin reports, they are the pride of Paterson.
The law mandates new requirements for facilities that produce large amounts of air pollution in order to build or expand near low-income and minority communities.
