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Bank Glitch Causes 2-Day Delay For NJ Unemployment Payments Bank Glitch Causes 2-Day Delay For NJ Unemployment Payments Bank Glitch Causes 2-Day Delay For NJ Unemployment Payments
Bank Glitch Causes 2-Day Delay For NJ Unemployment Payments Some New Jerseyans may be seeing a two-day delay in collecting unemployment insurance due to a Bank of American direct-deposit glitch, state officials said. Weekend system maintenance at Bank of America -- the bank used by New Jersey to process direct-deposit payments -- likely caused the issue, the state's Office of Information Technology (OIT) said Monday. A senior bank official told NorthJersey.com they are working to process the payments quickly. An unprecedented 1.2 million New Jerseyans filed for unemployment since the onset of the COVID-19 emergency began.
Westfield PD: Driver Who Fatally Struck Pedestrian, 87, Ticketed Westfield PD: Driver Who Fatally Struck Pedestrian, 87, Ticketed Westfield PD: Driver Who Fatally Struck Pedestrian, 87, Ticketed
Westfield PD: Driver Who Fatally Struck Pedestrian, 87, Ticketed The driver who struck and killed an 87-year-old pedestrian from Scotch Plains last week has been issued three summonses, authorities said. John Cregg was struck by James Reid, 74, of Parlin, on South Avenue at the Scotch Plains Avenue intersection around 12:50 p.m. last Friday, Westfield police said. Cregg was pronounced dead at University Hospital in Newark, police said. Parlin was charged with failure to observe a traffic control device, failure to yield the right of way to a pedestrian and careless driving, police said. The investigation remains ongoing.
Perth Amboy Camionero, 40, Muere En Accidente Del Camion En Jackson Perth Amboy Camionero, 40, Muere En Accidente Del Camion En Jackson Perth Amboy Camionero, 40, Muere En Accidente Del Camion En Jackson
Perth Amboy Camionero, 40, Muere En Accidente Del Camion En Jackson Las autoridades identificaron al conductor del camión fallecido en un accidente de la I-195 como un hombre de Perth Amboy de 40 años. Ynoel Polanco-Pérez se dirigía hacia el este cuando se estrelló cerca de la milla 22 y el parque Six Flags Great Adventure alrededor a las 3:25 p.m., dijo la policía estatal. El camión volcó y se detuvo en el centro de la carretera. Polanco-Pérez murió en el lugar. El lunes por la mañana recaudaron mas de $17,000 en un GoFundMe para los gastos del funeral de Polanco. Ningún otro vehículo estuvo involucrado en el accidente, que sigue bajo investigación de po…
Police Investigating After Pace Coach From NJ Whacks Student's Face With Bat In Locker Room Police Investigating After Pace Coach From NJ Whacks Student's Face With Bat In Locker Room Police Investigating After Pace Coach From NJ Whacks Student's Face With Bat In Locker Room
Police Investigating After Pace Coach From NJ Whacks Student's Face With Bat In Locker Room Police are investigating after Pace University baseball coach from North Jersey whacked a freshman player in the face with a bat during a locker room tirade after a loss, then failed to call an ambulance and instead stormed into his office. Mount Pleasant police got a phone call from someone familiar with the incident explaining what happened on June 3 -- nearly two months after it had occurred, Police Chief Paul Oliva told Daily Voice. "We're looking into it," Oliva said. Pace Athletic Director Mark Brown did not return Daily Voice's request for comment, asking if he felt Manning -- of Be…
Hudson County Hoverboard Rider Struck, Killed By Car Hudson County Hoverboard Rider Struck, Killed By Car Hudson County Hoverboard Rider Struck, Killed By Car
Hudson County Hoverboard Rider Struck, Killed By Car A 40-year-old man was killed when he was struck by a car while riding a hoverboard in Bayonne, authorities said. Matthew Anderson was on the electric device when he was hit by a car near 40th Street and Avenue C Sunday, Hudson County Prosecutor Esther Suarez said. Anderson was pronounced dead at 3:30 p.m. that day, at Jersey City Medical Center, Suarez said. The driver, a 23-year-old man, remained at the scene, authorities said. No charges have been filed at this time and the investigation remains ongoing, Suarez said. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Office of the Hudson C…
Pool Rules: NJ Releases Guidelines For Swim Clubs Pool Rules: NJ Releases Guidelines For Swim Clubs Pool Rules: NJ Releases Guidelines For Swim Clubs
Pool Rules: NJ Releases Guidelines For Swim Clubs New Jersey officials released a set of rules for public and private swim clubs, which are set to open Monday, June 22. Maximum capacity will be limited to 50 percent, State Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli said, suggesting a pass system or a reduction of hours. Everyone must stay at a safe distance both while in the water and on the pool deck, she said. Face coverings are required for those above the age of two only on the pool deck, Persichilli said.  Masks are not to be worn in the water, and lifeguards also are not allowed to wear cloth face coverings, she said. Here are …
Hoboken Mayor Could Be First In NJ To Urge Protestors To Self-Isolate, Get COVID-19 Test Hoboken Mayor Could Be First In NJ To Urge Protestors To Self-Isolate, Get COVID-19 Test Hoboken Mayor Could Be First In NJ To Urge Protestors To Self-Isolate, Get COVID-19 Test
Hoboken Mayor Could Be First In NJ To Urge Protestors To Self-Isolate, Get Covid-19 Test Hoboken's mayor appears to be the first in New Jersey to urge George Floyd protestors to self-isolate and get COVID-19 tests. Mayor Ravi Bhalla on Sunday told anyone who attended Friday's protest along the waterfront to take precautions amid the coronavirus crisis. "Friday’s demonstration was a powerful statement in the struggle for racial equality," the mayor said. "At the same time, to keep our community safe, I ask any resident who attended the event to please schedule a COVID-19 test given the practical difficulties of social distancing at the demonstration." City residents can make a…
Nutley Man Flown With Serious Burns In Gas Stove Explosion (VIDEO) Nutley Man Flown With Serious Burns In Gas Stove Explosion (VIDEO) Nutley Man Flown With Serious Burns In Gas Stove Explosion (VIDEO)
Nutley Man Flown With Serious Burns In Gas Stove Explosion (Video) A Nutley man was airlifted to the hospital with severe burns in a gas stove explosion over the weekend, initial reports say. Hackensack AirMed 1 landed at Washington Elementary School to transport the victim, 38, to Saint Barnabas Medical Center, several witnesses and those familiar with the incident told Daily Voice. Initial and unconfirmed reports say the man, 38, had burns covering more than 80 percent of his body. This is a developing story. Check back for more.
11 New PA Coronavirus Cases Traced To Jersey Shore Gatherings 11 New PA Coronavirus Cases Traced To Jersey Shore Gatherings 11 New PA Coronavirus Cases Traced To Jersey Shore Gatherings
11 New PA Coronavirus Cases Traced To Jersey Shore Gatherings Nearly a dozen new coronavirus cases in Pennsylvania have been traced to the Jersey Shore, according to state health officials. Of the 33 new COVID-19 cases, 11 of them traced to a person who spread the virus at recent beach house gatherings at the Jersey Shore over the past two weeks, the Bucks County Department of Health said in a news release Saturday. Additional cases tied to the family member are expected, said Dr. David Damsker, director of the Bucks County Health Department. "This is exactly why we can’t let our guard down now, even if it feels 'safe' to be at the beach," Damsker s…
Photographer Captures Precious Moment During Rally Photographer Captures Precious Moment During Rally Photographer Captures Precious Moment During Rally
Photographer Captures Precious Moment During Rally Wendy Setzer was wandering through a peaceful protest when her eyes were drawn to two toddlers. One girl is black. The other is white. Both appear blissfully unaware of the reason their parents brought them to the rally that day, on Tuesday, June 2, at Pedestrian Plaza in Jersey City, New Jersey. It was the first time the girls and their moms had ever met. But they were all fast friends. The best part? Setzer got it all on camera. "What made it a great shot is there are people looming in the background, adults with masks on, and  these kids oblivious to what's going on and enjoying each …
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