Another 16 COVID-19 Deaths Reported In New Jersey As Statewide Cases Near 177,000
New Jersey officials are announcing another 16 deaths associated with COVID-19, raising the state's total to 13,725 lives lost.
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New Jersey officials are announcing another 16 deaths associated with COVID-19, raising the state's total to 13,725 lives lost.
The high heat and humid conditions start to build Saturday afternoon and will peak on Sunday and Monday.
According to officials, a fisherman found the body in the Great Harbor Inlet between Longport and Ocean City around 6 a.m. Saturday.
Drivers were paying $2.82 a gallon at this time last year.
Reaction to his death is pouring in from all over.
Walcott was the first African American sheriff of Camden, elected in 1971.
Republicans are seeking to have the measure blocked, arguing it flouts a constitutional requirement to have voters weigh in on new debt.
The Adventure Aquarium in Camden reopened to the public Friday but for many weeks the aquatic animals have had the place all to themselves.
Nothing beats fresh fruits and vegetables right from the New Jersey farm.
As you might imagine the sloths have been taking it rather slowly this summer.
NJ Transit said the baby is doing well.
Starting Friday, all riders must cover their nose and mouth while in PATCO stations, on platforms and while riding trains.
The store is expected to be open by the end of the year.
The New Cape May Hotel was the last of five hotels in Cape May for African Americans only during segregation.
The governor said he's using a combination of federal CARES Act funding and other funds to spend about $54 million.
