NJ Spotlight News: June 20, 2022

NJ Spotlight News | June 20, 2022 | Full Episodes

We bring you what’s relevant and important in New Jersey news, along with our insight. Watch as the NJ Spotlight News team breaks down today’s top stories.

Omicron variant less likely to cause long COVID in vaccinated patients

Dr. Sabiha Hussain of RWJ University Hospital Post-COVID Recovery Program discusses findings of a new study.

Employers and workers still haven’t solved the return-to-work puzzle

Could companies see an exodus of employees if they require people back in the office full-time?

Cost of child care is driving some parents out of the workforce

NJ lawmakers have proposals to stem the growing problem.

NJ farmers worry about rising costs

Farmers are dealing with notable increases in the prices of fuel and fertilizer.

Firefighters battle massive wildfire in Wharton State Forest

State officials say this is the largest forest fire in NJ since 2019.

Washington Park in Newark is renamed Harriet Tubman Square

Plans also announced for arts and education district in the city.

Weekend of frustration for air and train travelers

NJ Transit canceled hundreds of trains, airlines canceled thousands of flights.

First probable case of monkeypox identified in NJ

State health department says the risk to New Jerseyans remains low.

Business Report: Offshore wind milestone, NJ’s debt, American Dream money woes

A compilation of today’s top business stories