New Jersey Restaurants Can Resume Indoor Dining Friday, But Some Customers Still Weary About COVID-19
After six long months, restaurants in New Jersey on Friday can serve customers indoors but it comes with stipulations.
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After six long months, restaurants in New Jersey on Friday can serve customers indoors but it comes with stipulations.
Black Lives Matter will instead be painted on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard in a city-sponsored event.
The crash happened on I-295 North Thursday morning.
We anticipate a mix of sun and clouds for much of the day, then thunderstorms will develop this evening and continue through tonight.
Video obtained by Eyewitness News shows crowds of people gathering in the patio area Saturday night at Kix-McNutley's -- a Sea Isle City bar owned by Mayor Leonard Desiderio.
New research out Wednesday shows a steroid treatment saves lives while a government review says convalescent plasma might not.
Much of the area is under the risk of severe thunderstorms both this evening into tonight and again Thursday evening into tomorrow night.
Mayor Marty Small said that painting the historic Boardwalk is illegal but wants the painting on Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard instead.
Officials responded to the 1500 block of Jarvis Road in Sicklerville on Aug. 30 after receiving several calls for a large party.
Crowds of people were seen at a South Jersey bar over the weekend and appearing to flout physical distancing rules amid the pandemic.
The school district will be using remote learning until at least Nov. 4.
Rashawn Parker Jr., 30, of Chester, has been charged with attempted kidnapping, aggravated assault, violating a restraining order, child endangerment and weapons offenses.
After a six month shutdown, gyms and fitness centers in New Jersey are finally reopening Tuesday.
Restaurants are allowed to resume indoor dining on Friday, Sept. 4. and must adhere to social distancing guidelines.
New Jersey's two biggest wine and spirits wholesalers, as well as 20 retailers, agreed to pay a combined $10.3 million to settle findings they engaged in discriminatory trade practices, the state attorney general said Tuesday.