(John Mooney/NJ Spotlight News)The money is going to hospitals and health care but also to schools, stormwater projects, parks and more
(John Mooney/NJ Spotlight News)The money is going to hospitals and health care but also to schools, stormwater projects, parks and more
(NJ Spotlight News)But testimony before key Senate committee underlines gulf between nurses and hospitals on the issue
(AP Photo/Christophe Ena)One NJ health care system commits to train all its primary-care nurses by 2025

Nurses are preparing to go on strike next week if an agreement can't be reached
(Edwin J. Torres/ Governor’s Office)Strong opposition to legislation that doubles length of time people can be held in hospitals, emergency departments without consent
(AP Photo/Thibault Camus)Lawmakers look to allow hospitals to hold psychiatric patients up to six days

The smoke led to school closures and to outdoor activities being canceled

In all, 35 acute care facilities in New Jersey got an A grade
(AP Photo/Seth Wenig)Unions say patient care not to be interrupted

High-risk settings like nursing homes no longer require testing for unvaccinated staff members

The surge in respiratory viruses is aggravating the shortage nationwide

New report details hospitals' impact on NJ's economy

Nursing schools are also facing a faculty shortage
(NJ Spotlight News)Rate of increase in hospital cases slowed

Nurses and other workers seak high salaries at staffing agencies

New Jersey’s hospitals are getting some added resources at a crucial time

Two NJ health care providers require vaccination

Assemblyman Herb Conaway on why placing affordable homes near medical centers could combat homelessness

Fear of COVID-19 is playing a role in why some people still are not ready to schedule visits

New Jersey hospitals can allow visitors for patients as COVID-19 hospitalizations have gone down.