NJ Top News 1/27 - Vaccine Update: Rich, Privileged Jump the Line
As New Jersey struggles to meet demand for the COVID-19 vaccine, the rich and privileged got theirs at a hospital in North Jersey.
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Senate Republicans Again Push for Investigation into COVID Deaths
Senate President Steve Sweeney and Senate Minority Leader Tom Kean, Jr., both agreed to an investigation and formation of a committee, but it's been silent in the majority ever since.
Spend the Night in Lucy the Elephant For Valentine's Day
Lucy means love this Valentine's Day as Margate's favorite pachyderm once again becomes available for a lovers' overnight getaway.
During a Pandemic, NJ's Housing Market Was Stronger in 2020
Hunterdon County saw the greatest percentage change in closed sales last year (29.1%), followed by Sussex County (22.9%) and Cape May County (17.6%).
After Signing Realmuto, What's Next for the Phillies?
Phillies fans all over the Delaware Valley finally got a bit of good news during what has been a very quiet off-season: the team signed catcher J.T. Realmuto.
COVID Has Disrupted Downtown Life, But NJ Leaders Expect Rebound
If you've driven through a New Jersey downtown area in the last 11 months, you have seen firsthand the devastating impact the COVID-19 crisis has had on municipal commerce.
In NJ's Forecast: A Near-miss, An Arctic Blast, Maybe a Big Storm
Skies will become partly sunny today with quiet weather and a light breeze. High temperatures should reach about 40 degrees, close to normal for late January.
110-year-old Woman from Ocean County Beat COVID-19
A 110-year-old woman from Ocean County is extremely strong and beat COVID-19, making her one of the oldest people to beat the virus.
How the New Coronavirus Variants Affect Us Here in NJ
Infectious disease experts are keeping a close eye on the COVID-19 variants that have reached New Jersey, affecting two people so far.
COVID's Toll on Schools Has Lawmakers Thinking About Big Changes
Consecutive school years upended by the coronavirus pandemic have state lawmakers considering drastic steps to help students catch up, such as widespread summer school.