Warehouse becoming vertical farms — and they’re feeding New Jersey
New Jersey's vertical farm industry has been gaining momentum in recent years, contributing to help transform agriculture around the state.
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New Jersey Flights Are Jaw Droppingly Low; Like $23 To Disney
With New Jersey wind chills approaching zero degrees tonight, these tropical destinations offer refuge at dirt cheap prices.
Don’t leave your keys in your car! Jackson Police have more proof as to why
Okay, so have you seen a 2020 BMW M8?
It is valued between $130,000 and $135,000 and one was just stolen from outside a home on Mimi Court in Jackson.
It is valued between $130,000 and $135,000 and one was just stolen from outside a home on Mimi Court in Jackson.
Doses of second COVID vaccine approved in U.S. are shipped out
Moderna shipped out a first round of doses on Sunday, after emergency approval behind Pfizer for U.S. vaccinations against the virus.
NJ will give first COVID-19 vaccine shots at University Hospital
The plan to administer thousands of doses to New Jersey frontline workers was announced as Pfizer shipped out the vaccine nationwide on Sunday.
Nurses most at risk for COVID among health workers, Rutgers finds
Of the 40 healthcare workers who tested positive for COVID-19 at the start of a Rutgers study in the early days of the pandemic, 25 were nurses.
NJ clarifies COVID-19 rules for barbershops, salons, restaurants
Questions raised about the limits for barber shops and hair salons were addressed in an Executive Order from Gov. Phil Murphy.
Coronavirus in NJIT dorm sewage, but students are negative, school says
23 students who chose to quarantine at home must provide a test before returning to campus.
3 killed in Route 22 crash returning from Pt. Pleasant Beach party
The five people inside the car had been at a large gathering in Point Pleasant Beach earlier in the evening, according to Newark Mayor Ras Baraka.
NJ petitions against virtual-only graduations rack up signatures
From parents of high schoolers to first-generation college grads, there are lots of folks not willing to give up on their 'dream', yet.
Tens of thousands of NJ students still can’t get online for ‘remote learning’
An education advocacy group has urged the Governor to narrow spending options for millions in federal funds, to get each student internet access and a device.
What NJ patients should know about COVID-19 ‘worst case’ triage plan
Deciding who would get priority if medical resources were completely at a breaking point — is aimed at saving lives and years of life, a bioethicist said.