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A viral video that was released back in May featuring New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is making rounds again on the internet after the governor's series of somber and threatening press conferences in the past week. In May, for Cuomo, COVID-19 was something to be laughed at, mocking those who died. Today, even speaking the word COVID-19 can eject lethal particles into the air that can kill everyone at your Thanksgiving dinner next week.

This out of control HOA Karen crosses the line when she asks him where he's going late at night.

It's not yet known why, but a German doctor known for providing medical assistance to protesters during that country's lockdown protests was arrested while live-streaming yesterday. Dr. Andreas Noack was rumored to be under investigation for not complying with German COVID-19 lockdown laws, but some speculate there could be more to it.

Phoenix Police shoot armed black man who was chasing after thieves.

If you lost a loved one because of COVID-19, you should know it, it was their own fault, because they were stupid and didn't listen to New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. This week, Cuomo blamed people who died of COVID-19 for bringing it upon themselves and not following the rules.

On October 27, 2020 at approximately 2:50 AM, a group of people attempted to force entry into a business at 5601 Vine St. When the occupants of the business did not open the doors, multiple gunshots were fired into the glass door, striking one of the occupants in the leg. Suspect #1 then entered the location through the shattered door, armed with a black semi-automatic handgun and demanded to know where the money was. Three more suspects then entered the store and attempted to gain access to the ATM inside. The suspects then fled the location in an unknown direction.

Chiara Di Blasio said Joe Biden "Stole" the election and now we have our first black-asian President.

Fight on Route 37 in Toms River - social media video - news footage

Toms River Councilman Josh Kopp's uncle by marriage, Doug Klee, of Owen Little & Associates received $189,000 this year taxpayer money after being appointed to the Toms River Planning Board. That job, Councilman Daniel Rodrick said, was a political pay to play favor given to Klee by his nephew, Kopp. On Tuesday, Rodrick was asked to pay a $4,000 legal bill by the township council for his lawsuit against Mo Hill for the illegal hiring of no-show attorney Gregory P. McGuckin.

You know what's really uncomfortable and annoying? When you die. That's my answer. And this is not a forever and for always, Murphy told reporters on Thursday when asked about people being uncomfortable wearing masks.

NJ Governor Phil Murphy tells businesses violating his executive orders, We will Shut You Down!

A woman in Jackson, NJ was caught red-handed by a neighbor and on a homeowner's home security system after removing a Trump sign and plotting to remove more.

President Donald J. Trump said on Friday that he will not be sending the covid-19 vaccine to New York State because Governor Andrew Cuomo has refused to implement any rollout until Joe Biden takes office.

According to Toms River Township Councilwoman Maria Maruca, who has been advocating an $8.8 million township, state, and county funded bailout of Barcellona's destroyed Surf Club property in Ortyley Beach, everyone knows Joey Barcellona.

A Toms River, NJ house puts on Christmas performance

NJ State Police Give Dire New Year's Eve Warning/Threat

Fort Worth Pileup Video captured by car passing.

NJ Governor Phil Murphy and Family Approached by Protester at Family Dinner

Volusia sheriff’s deputies arrested a North Carolina homicide suspect Saturday in DeLand and recovered suspected heroin and ammunition during his arrest. Lloyd Carvon Gillis, 29 (DOB 5/14/91), was wanted on a warrant for first-degree murder out of Alamance County, N.C., where he is charged in the fatal Aug. 16 shooting of a 24-year-old man in Green Level, N.C.

In New Jersey, Governor Phil Murphy has announced a 10 pm curfew on restaurants and complete shutdown of bar services. He also created a new executive order to allow municipalities to impose curfews on non-essential businesses.

If you do host indoors, increase your ventilation by opening windows and doors by placing central air and heating on continuous circulation. If you are hosting, provide attendees with supplies that help everyone stay healthy. These include extra masks, perhaps a hand sanitizer, tissues, stock bathrooms with enough hand soap and single-use towels. Remind attendees to wash their hands often with soap and water for at least 20 seconds and use hand sanitizer that contains at least 60% alcohol," Persichili said. "Limit contact with commonly touched surfaces or shared items such as serving utensils. Use single-use options, or identify one person to serve shareable items like salad dressings or food containers, plates, utensils and condiments. Encourage guests to avoid singing or shouting, especially indoors. Keep music levels down so people don't have to speak loudly to be heard. Please keep safety in mind while celebrating the holiday.

Michigan lawmaker makes threat to Trump supporters

ew Jersey Governor Phil Murphy announced on Monday that over 4,450 new positive cases of COVID-19 have been reported and has signaled the start of New Jersey's second shutdown. Starting next Monday, indoor gatherings will be restricted in New Jersey and Thanksgiving dinner has been shrunk to just 10 people. "I know you think you’re invincible. Maybe you think that people aren’t getting sick anymore, or going to the hospital, or dying anymore," Murphy said.

President Trump on Friday announced the success of Operation Warp Speed and detailed his plan to disperse the COVID-19 vaccine to America.

Millsboro Police seek public’s help in identifying the pictured subjects. The subjects are wanted for questioning in a theft investigation. If anyone has information on the identity of the subjects, they are asked to contact the Millsboro Police Department at (302) 934-8174. Information can also be provided by Calling Crime Stoppers at 1-800-TIP-3333 or online at www.delaware.crimestoppersweb.com