Gov. Murphy Monday launched ‘Operation Jersey Summer’ to convince hold-outs to take the vaccine

Health officials say vaccinations are helping to ward off infectious coronavirus variants but getting to herd immunity will still be a challenge

But Gov. Murphy says that Biden administration faces a ‘supply-demand reality’

Will an annual vaccination be necessary?

‘We are seeing a very scary and surprising increase in variants’

Pregnant people may be able to pass antibodies to their newborns through the placenta and breast milk.

State leads US in number of new COVID-19 infections per capita over past week

Some advocates say desperate need for grassroots help highlights where government is falling short

COVID-19 has brought on disproportionate hardships for the LGBTQ+ community as they face discrimination, unemployment and mental health challenges.

A look at the vaccines currently in use, those for which approval is being sought, and others still in trials

Confusion quickly turned into frustration at the Paterson vaccine site, when people who had proof of their spot through the state appointment system, couldn’t understand ...

NJ Spotlight News roundtable: Issues with the state’s vaccination program, from equity to bottlenecks and more

As vaccine remains in such short supply, some first-dose appointments canceled at one South Jersey hospital

Some 70% of available vaccines remain unused as more than 200 sites across NJ now offer it. Currently only frontline health care workers are authorized ...

State's goal is to vaccinate 70% of residents by spring

Gov. Phil Murphy is urging the public to cooperate with contact tracers who are trying to track the spread of the coronavirus

But AAA survey finds 88% of New Jersey residents plan to stay home

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has issued a new robust set of guidelines for Thanksgiving.

The fact that the virus has struck the very government leaders working to tamp it down is a clear sign of the bumpy road ahead.

The fundraiser in Bedminster on Oct. 1 is now under investigation by New Jersey’s attorney general