The Newark cargo ship fire is out and investigators are looking for the cause.
Additionally, union officials say they've voiced concerns to city and state officials about being severely short-staffed and improper training but have seen little if any action in return.
Giunta says "I have 80 vacancies right now and even with the 80 vacancies I'm still not up to standard."Officials were asked if the presence of lithium-ion batteries used in"There is no report of the cargo that we have on board in terms of the manifest that there were lithium-ion batteries on board this particular vessel.
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