In Manchester, police broke up a 200-person party at Heritage Minerals, according to the Asbury Park Press. In Lacey, 340 new housing units are under consideration, according to the Asbury Park Press.

In Fairfield, the Historical Committee urged the town to sell a historic home, according to NJ Hills. In Englewood, the city is installing surveillance cameras around the city, according to the Bergen Record. In Clinton, the town is reviewing proposals for a $1M playground on Halsted Street, according to NJ Hills. In Chatham, a court will rehear a momвЂ™s lawsuit claiming a school promoted Islam, according to the Daily Record. In Cape May, a twice-tabled resolution will return before the council tonight, according to the Press of Atlantic City. In Atlantic City, police broke up a homeless encampment under Playground Pier, according to the Press of Atlantic City. In Asbury Park, internal discrimination claims are piling up against the Police Department, according to the Asbury Park Press. Governor Murphy said DeGiseвЂ™s leaving the scene of the accident was вЂ unacceptableвЂ while declining to say whether she should resign, according to the Jersey Journal. In Jersey City, a weekend rally was held calling for the resignation of Councilwoman DeGise, with the crowd chanting вЂADG has got to goвЂ™. In Newark, Mayor Baraka tapped Fritz Frage as the cityвЂ™s next public safety director.

LIV golf tournament sparked a protest by 9/11 families Harris returning to NJ Platkin launched office to enforce gun safety legislation Dancer passed away High school sports are bouncing back from a shortage of officials, according to Burlington County Times.Д¬andidates of color are looking for more wins in mostly white districts, according to the Bergen Record. Senator Menendez said the killing of Ayman al-Zawahiri is a вЂ serious blowвЂ to the al Qaeda network. Senator Booker sees a pathway for past passage of the historic climate-tax package, according to NJ Spotlight. Senators Booker and Menendez applauded the passage of the Water Resources Development Act. Morris County appointed Deena Leary as acting Administrator. County Executive Tedesco launched economic recovery initiatives for small businesses.Д«urlington County is holding COVID-19 vaccine clinics. Gas prices are set to rise against in the state, according to NJ101.5.Д«ergen County has been experiencing recent water issues, according to the Bergen Record. Governor Murphy signed legislation requiring school districts to establish threat assessment teams. Governor Murphy, USDOT Commissioner Buttigieg, and officials broke ground on the Portal North Bridge project constructions. There are 6,990,077 people fully vaccinated. There are 1,074 total hospitalizations, with 105 in intensive care units, and 98 discharges in the past day. The statewide cumulative COVID-19 count stands at 2,216,054 cases and 31,174 confirmed fatalities (and 383,157 probable cases and 3,096 probable fatalities) as of Monday (an increase of 1,182 confirmed cases, 400 probable cases, 1 lab-confirmed fatalities, and 2 hospital-reported fatalities from the previous day).

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