Camden Native Cesar Ruiz Selected By New Orleans Saints In NFL Draft
Camden, New Jersey native Cesar Ruiz was in tears Thursday night when the New Orleans Saints picked him 24th overall.
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Camden, New Jersey native Cesar Ruiz was in tears Thursday night when the New Orleans Saints picked him 24th overall.
Matthew Conway, 67, of Ocean Gate, was found Thursday along the shore at Island Beach State Park, Ocean County Prosecutor Bradley Billhimer said.
Correctional Officer Maria Gibbs died from complications with the coronavirus on Wednesday.
In the last five weeks, more than 858,000 New Jerseyans and 26 million Americans have filed for unemployment benefits.
Murphy said the state needs greater flexibility and also called for more direct cash payments from the federal government.
Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday 99,989 New Jerseyans have been diagnosed with COVID-19 and another 307 have died.
Evesham police hope someone recognizes an armed robbery suspect who rode a bicycle to commit the crime.
Matthew Conway, 67, of Ocean Gate, was last seen on security cameras shortly before 10 a.m. Tuesday as he got on the boat at a local beach and rowed away on the Toms River, state police said.
The payments went to some 556,000 residents, up 560% over last year, according to the department.
For the fifth week in a row, millions of American workers applied for unemployment benefits, seeking financial relief as businesses remained closed during the coronavirus pandemic.
A New Jersey photographer documented his own struggles with the virus through pictures and videos.
More than 5,000 people have now died from COVID-19 in New Jersey, as the Garden State begins work with our neighbors on a reopening strategy.
On Wednesday, Muphy took aim at comments made by Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, who floated the idea of letting states go bankrupt.
Any number of Bon Jovi songs could instantly transport those familiar with his music to a lifetime moment, whether it be a broken heart or struggling through hard times.
Doctors say they've successfully treated the first two patients in New Jersey who received plasma from other people who had COVID-19.
