Video Of Tirade At Gov. Murphy / Disbar Giuliani? / COVID In NJ

Point Pleasant NJ

28 November, 2020

2:08 PM

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Check out the top news that made headlines this week across the Patch network in New Jersey: Video Shows Women Aiming Profane Tirade At NJ Gov. Murphy, Family A video shows two women verbally harassing Gov. Phil Murphy and his family while they ate at a restaurant this weekend.>>>Read more here. Rep. Pascrell Wants Giuliani Disbarred Over Post-Election Conduct Rep. Pascrell, long a critic of President Donald Trump, ratcheted up his attacks by seeking disbarment of Giuliani and 22 other Trump lawyers. Coronavirus Risk Rises To 'High' In 18 NJ Counties: Here's Where A new NJ report says the COVID risk has risen to "high" in 18 NJ counties for the first time since May. Here's why and what that means. Berkeley: 'America's Most Wanted' Subject Now Charged With Murder The victim, a Seaside Heights man, succumbed to his injuries Saturday. Iconic Union County Italian Restaurant Closes After 100 Years After 100 years in business, the iconic Union County Italian eatery, Spirito's Restaurant and Tavern, is closing. Rally In Support Of Trump To Be Held Saturday In Somerset County Despite the federal government starting the transition of power to President-elect Joe Biden, Somerset County for Trump is holding a rally. Here's The Story Behind Colts Neck's Famed 'Christmas House' It's been called everything from "ugly" to "cursed." Patch caught up with the homeowners to talk about the internet's new favorite house. 6 Holiday Light Shows To See In NJ That Are COVID-Friendly Light shows across New Jersey are already popping up to brighten up the holiday season amid the coronavirus pandemic. NJ COVID Public Health Emergency Extended As Cases, Deaths Spike WATCH LIVE: Gov. Murphy, who will speak to the public on Monday, extended NJ's public health emergency as COVID-19 cases peaked yet again. Howell PD Won't Respond To COVID Gathering Violations, Chief Says "We the police will not be used to carry out orders I feel are detrimental to our relationship with our community," wrote Chief Kudrick.