Toni Yates
Coverage of Toni Yates in the Nexus archive.
- Eric LeGrand encourages young people with spinal cord injuries in Rutgers' 'True Grit' program
Eric LeGrand supports young people with spinal cord injuries through Rutgers' 'True Grit' program. Toni Yates provides details on the initiative in the article.
- Urban farm in Newark addresses concerns over cyclosporiasis outbreak impacting fresh produce
An urban farm in Newark addresses concerns over a cyclosporiasis outbreak impacting fresh produce. The farm's co-owner discussed their response to the outbreak with Toni Yates.
- NJ daycare owner accused of giving children melatonin without parents' consent
A daycare owner in Dunellen, New Jersey, is accused of administering melatonin to children without parental consent. Toni Yates is reporting the incident from the area.
- Newark Fire Department graduating class adds more than 2 dozen new firefighters
The Newark Fire Department graduated a class of more than 24 new firefighters. Toni Yates reported the details of the graduation.
- Family describes frantic moments delivering baby on the NJ Turnpike in Secaucus
A family delivered a baby on the NJ Turnpike in Secaucus, describing the frantic moments of the birth experience. The incident was covered by Toni Yates in a news report.
- 18-year-old charged as adult in double murder of best friends in New Jersey
An 18-year-old has been charged as an adult in the double murder of two best friends in New Jersey. The case involves an arraignment, as noted by Toni Yates.
- Police searching for whoever abandoned group of 18 puppies in New Jersey
Police in New Jersey are investigating the abandonment of 18 puppies. Toni Yates reported the incident. Authorities are seeking the person responsible for leaving the puppies.
- Adolf Hitler baby photo in Paramus, New Jersey East Brook Middle School yearbook sparks investigation
An Adolf Hitler baby photo appeared in the East Brook Middle School yearbook in Paramus, New Jersey, prompting an investigation. Toni Yates is reporting on the ongoing inquiry into the yearbook's content.
- New law requires all E-bikes to be registered with NJMVC by July 19
A new law in New Jersey requires all e-bikes to be registered with the NJMVC by July 19. Toni Yates from Elizabeth provides details on the regulation.
- Decades-old Perth Amboy child care center forced out, families rush for options
A decades-old child care center in Perth Amboy has been forced to close, leaving families scrambling for alternative child care options. The preschool's closure is reported by Toni Yates.
- Livingston police warn teens to stay out of abandoned Livingston Mall amid uptick in trespassers
Livingston police are warning teens to avoid the abandoned Livingston Mall due to an increase in trespassers. Toni Yates reports from Livingston.
- 6-year-old stung by invasive clinging jellyfish in New Jersey's Metedeconk River
A 6-year-old girl was stung by invasive clinging jellyfish in New Jersey's Metedeconk River. The incident was reported by Toni Yates, who provided details on the jellyfish.
- 6-year-old stung by invasive clinging jellyfish in New Jersey's Metedeconk River
A 6-year-old girl was stung by invasive clinging jellyfish in New Jersey's Metedeconk River. The incident was reported by Toni Yates, who provided details on the clinging jellyfish that affected the young girl.
- 6-year-old stung by invasive clinging jellyfish in New Jersey's Metedeconk River
A 6-year-old girl was stung by invasive clinging jellyfish in New Jersey's Metedeconk River. Toni Yates provided details about the incident involving the jellyfish that affected the young girl.
- 6-year-old stung by invasive clinging jellyfish in New Jersey's Metedeconk River
A 6-year-old girl was stung by invasive clinging jellyfish in New Jersey's Metedeconk River. The incident was reported by Toni Yates, who provided details on the clinging jellyfish.
- 6-year-old stung by clinging jellyfish in New Jersey river
A 6-year-old girl was stung by a clinging jellyfish in a New Jersey river. Toni Yates reported details about the incident involving the jellyfish.
- Thieves steal $40K of Pokémon cards from New Jersey store in under 2 minutes
Thieves stole $40,000 worth of Pokémon cards from a store in Rochelle Park, New Jersey, in under two minutes. Toni Yates reported the incident from the location.