Power Restored For Thousands Of PSE&G Customers After Major Outage In New Jersey
There's no word yet on what caused the outage.
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There's no word yet on what caused the outage.
There is a record number of arrests in a housing scheme connected to CBS2's award-winning investigation that uncovered New York City paying bad landlords in New Jersey to take in homeless families, CBS2's Lisa Rozner reported Thursday.
Some retailers in New Jersey started to reopen their doors this week, bringing back a sense of normalcy. CBS2's Dave Carlin reports long lines are not stopping many shoppers.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy announced indoor shopping malls will be allowed to reopen starting Monday, June 29. Murphy said shoppers and employees must wear face coverings and stores will be limited to 50 percent capacity.
Police say the suspects sprayed the words "COVID-19" and "coronavirus" all over the New Gourmet Garden restaurant.
The goal is to ensure students, faculty and staff are as protected as possible when back on campus.
After today, voters may apply in person through June 22 or by early voting through June 21.
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.
Restaurants can begin outdoor dining Monday, and non-essential retail stores can allow customers inside.
Gov. Phil Murphy and The New Jersey Department of Health announced guidance for organized, outdoor sports to resume on Monday, June 22.
New Jersey Senator Cory Booker, a Democrat, said Sunday that the range of policing reforms under consideration from the federal to the local levels "has shifted" as tens of thousands of Americans have called for an end to police brutality and increased accountability for law enforcement.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy signed an executive order Saturday allowing personal care facilities to reopen on Monday, June 22.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy's executive order allowing indoor gatherings of up to 50 people means churches, synagogues and masques can reopen their doors to congregants. But, many congregations are opting to continue virtual services to keep worshipers safe.
In Hoboken, the City Council voted to close down some streets so restaurants could expand their outdoor area even more.
The decision came after New Jersey's Attorney General filed a lawsuit Friday.
The Friday morning fire charred the three-story building on Fair Street and collapsed part of the roof.
More than 1 million people are out of work in New Jersey because of the coronavirus pandemic. That has increased the need for food banks and added new challenges to the mix. CBS2's Nick Caloway reports on how one food pantry is helping.
The weekend is usually a time when worshipers gather for services, but churches have been closed to group gatherings for months during the coronavirus pandemic. As CBS2's Jenna DeAngelis reported Friday, that changes in New York and New Jersey this weekend
The seniors of Bridgewater-Raritan High School received door-to-door visits from their principal, staff members, and police and fire department volunteers.
"People kind of try to separate the two, you know, being a black male and a police officer, but I don't think you can," one police officer told CBS2's Kiran Dhillon.
That will allow for outdoor dining at restaurants and non-essential retail stores to once again allow customers inside. Libraries will remain closed, but will be allowed to have curbside pickup.
The 3,000-seat theater opened in 1929 and showcased movies and live events for more than half a century before it closed in 1986.
New York and New Jersey both postponed their 2020 Primary Elections because of the COVID-19 shutdown, but voters can still cast their ballots this summer.
A new initiative in Jersey City, N.J. is trying to sow the seeds of good health. CBS2's Vanessa Murdock reports the city's vertical farming program is the first of its kind in the U.S.
Some people, while being quarantined at home, pass the time by listening to podcasts. One podcast, in particular, got started during the coronavirus pandemic. But, CBS2's Steve Overmyer reports that's half the story behind it.
