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The frenzied market has caused a big change in N.J. real estate — more cash buyers Updated 12:50 PM; More buyers in New Jersey’s red-hot real estate market are relying on an old virtue to get their offers accepted — cash is king. Real estate agents throughout the state have said their buyers are often losing bidding wars to offers that are cash, meaning the sale is not contingent upon the buyer getting a mortgage to close. Cash buyers also run the risk of losing their deposit, so their o...

Healthcare leaders: Help your people get comfortable with uncomfortable conversations Robert C. Garrett Robert Garrett is CEO of Hackensack Meridian Health. The jury rendered a guilty verdict this week on all counts in the murder of George Floyd, a killing that stirred international outrage and the most significant civil rights protests in America since the 1960s. We understand the deep-seated frustration of many Americans and I share in their pain because of the horrific murder of Mr. Floyd. H...

In New Jersey, Dr. Khalid Bader gritted his teeth. The pharmacist from Paterson warned people in conversations and at online health forums for Arab Americans to ignore such misinformation. “People read things online. Celebrities say certain things. I get bombarded with questions from the internet. I tell them, unless it’s from a reputable source, don’t even open the link,” said Bader, president of the New Jersey chapter of the National Arab American Medical Association. Across the st...

Here’s the latest on how to get a COVID vaccine in N.J. (4/23/21) Today 4:00 PM Registered Nurse E. Renee Cantwell, left, and Registered Nurse Therese Zeitz, right, prepare vaccines at the Rowan Medicine COVID-19 Vaccination Center at Rowan University School of Osteopathic Medicine in Stratford.Lori M. Nichols | NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Facebook Share Coronavirus vaccines are available across New Jersey even as the distribution of the single-shot Johnson & Johnson COVID vaccine remains pa...

Source: Johnny Nunez / Getty According to the Daily Voice, Fivio Foreign was arrested on Wednesday night (April 21) and booked for carrying a loaded handgun in Fort Lee, New Jersey. Apparently, the Brooklyn rapper got into a scuffle with police after he was approached outside of a Citibank in Lemoine Avenue at Bruce Reynolds Boulevard for leaving his Benz running in a No-Parking zone. At that point Sgt. Howard Ginsburg walked up and requested Fivio’s (Maxie Ryles III) drive’rs license to w...

Mother of boy who died of malnutrition says she kept him on Biblical vegan diet because she didnt want to carry a fat-a** child Carla Garriques, 28, allegedly told the New York Post that the newborn was vegan at the end of the day Kameri Garriques was just seven months old when he died on October 30 He was found unconscious by cops responding to a 911 call and pronounced dead The New York Medical Examiners Office has ruled his death a homicide Sources told the New York Post that the young mom i...

Health Experts Worry COVID Vaccine Enthusiasm Is Falling, Many Are Ditching Masks Too Soon CBS New York 3 hrs ago Syndicated Local – CBS New York NUTLEY, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — More than 86 million U.S. adults are now fully vaccinated, but experts fear that enthusiasm for getting the vaccine could be falling and many Americans may be too eager to take off their masks. President Joe Biden announced that the United States hit 200 million shots Wednesday, but despite that milest...

According to the Daily Voice,Fivio (real name Maxie Ryles III) had left his 2018 Mercedes Benz running in a no-parking zone as he went into the nearby Citibank on Wednesday night (April 21) around 7:30 p.m. local time. When Sgt. Howard Ginsburg asked Fivio for his driver’s license, he simply ignored the request and walked away. Ginsburg stayed with the vehicle as Officer Gabriel Avella chased after Fivio as he jaywalked across the street. Fivio “acknowledged but ignored him and continued t...

The Covid-19 Rate of Transmission in New Jersey has been under 1.00 for a couple weeks, most recently dancing around 0.92, so a positive trend, the lower the number, the quicker we can get back to normal and know that less people are becoming infected.

Erica Seryhm Lee for KHN hide caption toggle caption Erica Seryhm Lee for KHN A car accident in 2019 smashed six of Mark Gottliebs teeth and severely damaged four vertebrae. The spinal surgery he needed as a result led to medical bills that exhausted the personal injury coverage in his auto insurance. Erica Seryhm Lee for KHN Mark Gottliebs life changed in an instant when another driver crashed into his car at an intersection in Hackensack, N.J., damaging...