A 17 year old boy from Vineland has been arrested and charged in connection with the Thanksgiving Day fatal shooting of another teenager from Millville. The shooting took place in Millville last Thursday night; the deceased has been identified as Jason Jones. The suspect has been charged with first degree murder.
New Jersey reported 90 new coronavirus deaths on Tuesday, the highest single day total since June. The state also reported 4,661 new coronavirus cases and announced that there are now over 3,000 residents who are hospitalized with the virus.
Wildwood has reportedly agreed to a $325,000 settlement with a woman who sued the city after she was arrested on the beach back in 2018. NJ Advance Media reports that the city has settled with Emily Weinman, who sued after she was confronted by two seasonal officers on the city’s beach. A video of the…
Cape May County has added 40 new cases of coronavirus Monday, two of them being in long term care facilities. The overall active total in the community in the County has dropped below 500 as some people move off quarantine. 12 new cases were reported in Lower Township, which currently has 135 active cases.
Starting Tuesday, the Lower Cape May Regional School District will switch to an all-virtual platform. The school district made the announcement on its website Monday. The District intends to stay all-virtual until December 15th, at least. Lower Township has consistently led the County with municipal Covid-19 cases.
Atlantic City Police report the body of a 59 year old New Jersey man was found early Monday morning hanging from the balcony of the Club Wyndam Skyline tower. The man was from Plainsboro, and upon arrival, police found a rope hanging from the balcony railing. Anyone with information regarding this incident is asked to…
The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch for Cape May County. The Watch is in effect Monday until 7:00pm. A watch means conditions are favorable for the development of a tornado; a warning means a tornado is imminent. Continue to listen for Accu Weather updates on WCZT.
New Jersey reported over 3,100 new coronavirus cases on Monday. Governor Phil Murphy has instructed anyone who attended a Thanksgiving event with members who are not immediate family to get a Covid-19 test. There are nearly 3,000 people hospitalized with the virus, and 26 new in-hospital deaths.
Indoor youth and adult sports are both prohibited in New Jersey from December 5th through January 2nd. Governor Phil Murphy made that announcement Monday in an attempt to cut down on the spread of coronavirus. Collegiate and professional sports are not impacted.
Outdoor gathering restrictions will drop to 25 as of December 7th. Governor Phil Murphy announced a new restriction to cap the number of people gathered outside; religious and political events are excluded. Murphy also notes that outdoor dining is not impacted by this new order as people gathered outside to dine at individual tables is…