NJ’s 1st Positive COVID-19 Patient Released After 19 Days in Hospital
New Jersey's first COVID-19 patient has returned home and credits a trial drug and two medications used to treat HIV for his recovery.
Fort Lee
NJ’s First Coronavirus Patient Goes Public: ‘It’s Very Serious’
Symptoms of dirarrhea, watery eyes, shortness of breath, chest pain, and high fever quickly became worse after presumptive confirmation of COVID-19.
NJ Gets 2nd Coronavirus Case — Travel by Government Officials Restricted
State officials said government workers are now restricted from international and out-of-state travel for work purposes after a second presumptive positive case of the new coronavirus was confirmed Thursday.
Dozens Displaced by Apartment Building Fires in Newark, Fort Lee
48 units in a Fort Lee apartment building were destroyed on Thursday night that took five hours to bring under control.
Guess Where the Worst Traffic Nightmare In the USA Is
A new report finds the worst traffic bottleneck in America is right here in New Jersey.
New Jersey Toddler Rescued After Getting Stuck Inside Toy
When little Luca Choe got himself jammed up inside a toy box, police stepped in.
George Washington Bridge Construction Started 91 Years Ago Today
The bridge has been home to a family of falcons, the site of political protests and girl scout marches, not to mention the backdrop for a large political scandal.
List of NJ Places Bourdain Put on TV Could Become ‘Food Trail’
The "Anthony Bourdain Food Trail" would include 10 restaurants the New Jersey native visited for a 2015 episode of his show "Parts Unknown."
Probable Cause
A Superior Court judge in Bergen County on Thursday said there is enough probable cause for a complaint alleging official misconduct by Gov. Chris Christie to proceed.
Black State Worker Sues NJ Over Alleged Racial Slurs at DOT Yard
Rowan Hector, who is black, claims the white DOT Fort Lee supervisor called referred to him as "n----er" while at work in January 2015.