From a 153-year-old obscenity law to court rulings to FDA actions, these are the ways a 'safe' state's rules can topple

Interview: Slawa Rokicki, assistant professor, Rutgers School of Public Health

Interview: Devin English, associate professor, Rutgers University

Interview: Mike Anestis, executive director of New Jersey Gun Violence Research Center

Interview with Perry Halkitis, dean of the School of Public Health at Rutgers University

Interview: Laura Lindberg, Rutgers School of Public Health

Increase in autism spectrum disorder among kids in NY-NJ metro area between 2000 and 2016

Interview: Perry Halkitis, dean of the Rutgers School of Public Health

Interview with Dr. Perry Halkitis, Dean of the School of Public Health at Rutgers University

Interview with Dr. Hillary Samples of Rutgers School of Public Health

NJ reported almost 28,000 new cases on Thursday

Interview with Dr. Emily Barrett, co-lead author of Rutgers University study that tracked 800 participants since the start of the pandemic

Health officials say rate of ‘breakthrough’ cases among those who’ve been vaccinated is not principal worry

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

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

Relaxed safety precautions could slow down Jersey’s progress to eventually having herd immunity.

Experts say it's critical for people to get full immunity from the two-dose vaccines

The vaccine wouldn't require a second dose, doesn't need hyper-cold storage

Nurse Maritza Beniquez: 'I won’t have to be afraid to go into a room anymore'

Polls: Just 60% of NJ residents would get a vaccine that's ‘safe and effective’