22 year old Presley Braun of Cape May Court House was struck and killed by a motor vehicle on the Garden State Parkway early Saturday morning. NJ.com reports that Braun was killed while walking along the northbound Parkway at milepost 5.4. The driver was a 26 year old Wildwood woman who has been cooperating with…
New Jersey has reported 38 new deaths from coronavirus. State officials also announced over 4,000 new cases of the virus Tuesday. The state has averaged well over 3,000 cases each of the past seven days. On Tuesday, new indoor gathering restrictions went into effect that restricts gatherings to ten people.
A 12 year old boy has been charged with arson in connection with a fire at the Acme Supermarket in Ocean City Sunday that has closed the store for the time being. NJ.com reports that the juvenile was arrested and charged on Monday. The child has been released to the custody of his parents.
The Middle Township field hockey team advanced Monday in the Southwest A Region quarterfinal by beating Haddon Heights, 4-1. Middle Township will next play fourth seeded Woodstown on Wendesday. For more, including video, see Brian Cunniff’s coverage at CoastSportsToday.com.
There are 42 new coronavirus cases in Cape May County. County officials say there are 376 total resident cases of the virus in the Cape. There were 16 new cases reported in Ocean City. Lower Township has 79 resident cases, tops in the County.
Landlords in New Jersey may soon be forced to accept rental payments via credit card. The New Jersey Senate approved the bill on Monday, and now it heads to the desk of Governor Murphy. Landlords to date have not been required to accept payments via credit card, but soon they will be.
There will be no more live fans at Lincoln Financial Field to watch the Philadelphia Eagles. The City of Philadelphia announced some additional restrictions due to Covid-19, and one of them is no more live fans at Eagles games.
New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy says indoor sports may continue, for now, in New Jersey. Murphy says indoor capacity limits include players and coaches, so many if not all fans will be prohibited from attending. Murphy also called out indoor hockey, saying that sport is not following the rules and unless things change, it could…
New Jersey has lost all of the ground it made up during the coronavirus pandemic. The state announced that the rate of transmission is now at 1.40 percent, and there were 2,232 new cases and 14 additional deaths on Monday. Five percent of the total cases during the entire pandemic have occurred over the past…
The indoor capacity limit in New Jersey will change from 25 to ten as of Tuesday, at 6:00am. Governor Murphy made the announcement during his Monday Covid-19 briefing. Outdoor capacity limits drop from 500 to 150 as of next Monday, November 23rd. Murphy announced now there are more than 2,000 people hospitalized with coronavirus in…