A group of students are preparing for New Jersey’s second wave of COVID-19 and are creating and designing PPE for medical staff in need.
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The bill tackles both unemployment and the supply of protective equipment as the state weathers a second wave of the coronavirus.
It’s been two months since the start of school and many districts have already experienced closures due to COVID-19 outbreaks. Adjusting to remote learning for ...
Elected officials in Wayne today marked the opening of a new office rental facility called the Daily Plan It - that will provide jobs for ...
Nearly two dozen warehouse workers rallied in front of a Leonia company alleging failure to protect employees during the height of the coronavirus in New ...
Paterson manufacturer is looking to double the workforce, increase output, eventually producing 60 million masks a year
Some New Jersey workers marched in Elizabeth on Labor Day to demand that Gov. Phil Murphy enact and enforce safety standards to protect them against ...
As the new academic year takes shape, the frontline of the coronavirus pandemic is likely moving to schools, and public school nurses will be among ...
Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.
A veteran teacher turned to GoFundMe after her school district said it lacked money to buy teachers, teacher assistants, secretaries and custodians protective equipment. The ...
Once overrun with COVID patients, Christ Hospital Chief Medical Officer Dr. Tucker Woods joins NJTV News Correspondent Michael Hill to share what the picture looks ...
Residents at New Jersey's long-term care facilities are still testing positive for the coronavirus, even as health officials impose new reforms to fight the virus' ...
Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.
Gov. Phil Murphy ordered the attorney general to sue Asbury Park Friday after the city council voted to defy rules that ban restaurants from offering ...
Business Correspondent Rhonda Schaffler brings you today's New Jersey business news.
Dr. Shereef Elnahal, the president and CEO of university hospital, talks about the impact of COVID-19 on communities of color and preparations for a second ...
More than 4,600 long-term care residents and 98 staff have died in New Jersey’s nursing homes since the start of the coronavirus outbreak. It’s led ...
The Courtyard by Marriott in Secaucus has been turned in to a COVID care center. United Healthcare doctors are on loan to the New Jersey ...
As coronavirus rages on, nursing students about to graduate are entering a grim health care field. Some are already working on the frontlines, witnessing sickness ...
Amid lingering concerns about the supply of protective gear worn by nurses and other health care professionals, some workers and their representatives are clashing with ...