Drones over New Jersey: A month later, what we know.
More than a month has passed since mysterious drones began appearing over New Jersey. Since then, there has been social media infatuation, pleas for federal transparency and an official ban of drones in a number of South Jersey communities. Here's what we know so far.
Here’s everything we don’t know about New Jersey’s drone mystery
While the FAA has restricted airspace access for drones over much of New Jersey, it’s also posted a video that might help people figure out which flying objects might be a plane, helicopter, or properly registered and authorized drone that’s just following the rules.
The first sighting was at a military site in New Jersey, then the phenomenon spread into neighboring states. Government ...
The media has taken up the cause and the story has gone mainstream, with baffled officials furnishing no unified explanation ...
According to the Journal's report, Biden's first called Defense Secretary Lloyd Austinabout the drones on December 12.
Ocean County Sheriff Michael Mastronardy has sent a drone unit out to scout the sky for unidentified aircraft.
The Federal Aviation Administration continued its drone crackdown Friday, adding 29 cities across New York to the region’s ...
“Saturday Night Live” is still taking shots at drone sightings over New Jersey as reports of drone flights have dropped in ...
A spokesperson for the NJ agency in charge of the search says no drones were used to find the gernamium-68 that briefly went ...
The Federal Aviation Administration has announced 22 new temporary flight restrictions for drones across New Jersey.
Lawmakers continue to discuss legislation that would expand the authority of local police agencies to deal with drones.
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