Hudson County

Strong fireworks activity over the weekend left several people injured, according to State Police.

Overcrowding and disrespect of law enforcement Saturday closed a North Jersey park, while crowds at a few Jersey Shore spots appeared to get the message to spread out.

There are now 135 testing sites, public or privately run, across New Jersey. Some are open to those not showing symptoms and some are for antibody testing.

Gov. Phil Murphy last week lifted an order closing state and county parks. Municipal parks had been left to the discretion of local authorities.

More residents not yet showing symptoms of novel coronavirus will get the chance to be tested, according to state officials.

Fire, police and EMT workers descended on several New Jersey hospitals to show their appreciation for their work during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Strong gusty winds of over 60 mph and heavy rains could damage the testing center tents.

Patients can be tested without having to leave their vehicle and potentially expose others.

A Toms River man said he started the fire in his guilty plea to criminal mischief in Hudson County after igniting the flames in the basement of a freshman dormitory on the Stevens Institute of Technology campus last November.

The special donut was sold by an Atlantic Highlands store with law enforcement in its ownership DNA.

A dozen weapons and 400 rounds of ammo including hollow point bullets were found inside the Buy N Sell City pawn shop in Keyport.

Military members are raising thousands of dollars for the Sept. 11 Memorial Museum, as they walk from South Jersey to Manhattan.