Families Say Personal Items Belonging To Loved Ones Lost To COVID-19 Disappeared From Hospitals
"They're grave robbers. If they're not grave robbers, then they're stealing from the sick," said one woman whose husband's gold necklace went missing.
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"They're grave robbers. If they're not grave robbers, then they're stealing from the sick," said one woman whose husband's gold necklace went missing.
Restaurants and bars are vital to the Big Apple, but many face the risk of closing for good. Owners are begging for reopening directives from Mayor Bill de Blasio.
CBS2 is continuing its series honoring victims of the coronavirus pandemic. Reporter Jessica Moore remembers two grandparents who dedicated their lives to family.
The governor said a total of 1.17 million unemployment claims have been filed. Of those, 911,000 have been fulfilled, totaling $4.3 billion in payouts.
One farmer says customers have been calling for weeks, waiting to roam the strawberry fields and find the perfect pick.
New Jersey is still slowly reopening, but even in the middle of an economic disaster the state could be raising tolls for drivers.
On Tuesday, the Super Bowl champion and Paterson, New Jersey, native teamed up to provide 100 Chromebooks for Paterson public school students.
The word of the day during Gov. Phil Murphy's coronavirus media briefing on Wednesday was "testing."
Firefighters responded around 2:45 a.m. to a two-story house on Maple Avenue.
Pomp and Circumstance marches will be heard after all in New Jersey as the state announced Tuesday that outdoor graduation ceremonies will be allowed starting in July.
Murphy became the latest public official to be in favor of the return of pro sports, as long as safety protocols are followed.
The century-old antiquated rail bridge that transports trains over the Hackensack River got a $91.5 million push in the right direction on Tuesday.
New Jersey health officials have reported nearly two dozen new cases of the potential COVID-19-related disease impacting children across the country.
On this Memorial Day, a New Jersey man showed his dedication to honor our military heroes.
Outside the site of one of the biggest coronavirus outbreaks in the country, you'll hear the lonesome sound of Alex Saldana's trumpet.
Gatherings of up to 25 people are allowed outdoors in New Jersey, including for sport fishing. But some say salvaging the season will likely be impossible.
This holiday, many continued their tradition of going to the Jersey Shore. But with the coronavirus pandemic, it's hardly business as usual for merchants along the boardwalk.
On Friday, New Jersey estimated its revenue loss at $10 billion.
Among the poets was Newark's mayor, Ras Baraka.
People are trying their best to social distance and wear face coverings as police walked by reminding them of safety guidelines.
Firefighters responded to a two-alarm fire at a three-story residential building at 105 Magazine Street around 11 p.m. on Friday.
From the beach to the boardwalk, it is clear the Memorial Day weekend is going to be different in Jersey Shore communities.
There is good news for New Jersey residents hoping to enjoy the Memorial Day weekend and the nicer weather moving forward.
For small communities across the Tri-State Area, annual Memorial Day parades are when our children get to march to represent their club or team sport.
Patients will be tested for the coronavirus 72 hours before the surgery, and the "no visitor" policy remains in place.
