A 92 year old man is the latest local fatality from coronavirus. County officials say there were 33 new positive cases reported on Wednesday. The County’s rate of transmission remains below one.
Utilities are prohibited from shutting off your service due to lack of payment courtesy of coronavirus. State officials announced Wednesday that the moratorium on utility shutoffs has now been extended through June 30th. If customers cannot pay their bills due to the virus, service cannot be shut off.
Indoor wedding reception attendance is now at 35 percent capacity, or 150 people, whichever number is less. Governor Murphy announced a slight relaxation in the regulations for indoor wedding receptions. Outdoor receptions are capped at 150 people.
Governor Phil Murphy confirmed that sleepaway camps are approved for the summer season. Murphy says he made the announcement today due to the advance planning that is needed for the camps to operate.
The Wildwood Catholic boys and girls basketball teams have announced plans to close out their seasons following a brush with Covid-19 quarantine. The boys’ team will host St. Joseph’s Thursday, and then visit Mainland on Friday. The Lady Crusaders will visit Winslow Township Friday, and close out the season Saturday against Life Center Academy. The…
New Jersey reported slightly fewer than 3,000 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday. State officials say the total number of cases over the past year have exceeded 710,000. There are 1,921 patients hospitalized with Covid-19
Thursday marks the one year anniversary of the very first confirmed Covid-19 case in New Jersey. Governor Phil Murphy marked the occasion during remarks made on Wednesday. Murphy said it was no surprise that the virus got into New Jersey due to prior cases reported in New York City. Murphy has held 170 press conferences…
The Wildwood boys basketball team will play in a Tri County Conference semifinal today on WCZT. Wildwood will host Timber Creek in a game scheduled to tip off at 7:00pm. The game will be broadcast live on WCZT with a video stream on the CoastSportsToday Facebook page.
A lawsuit has been filed in connection with the death of a ten year old girl who was ejected from an amusement ride in Cumberland County two years ago. NJ.com reports that the parents of Hailey McMullen have filed suit, claiming the ride operator knew that there was an ejection risk associated with the amusement. …
A 79 year old woman is the latest victim of Covid-19 in Cape May County. County officials reported 39 new positive tests on Tuesday. Middle Township is the only community with over 100 active community cases.