
First-hand account, lessons learned and more shared by Holy Name's chief medical officer.

First-hand account, lessons learned and more shared by Holy Name's chief medical officer.

To keep people out of hospitals and limit the spread of the virus, health care providers have teamed up to remind the public to do ...

Shoppers are trying to load up on supplies while stores are trying to make sure there’s enough to go around. It's the second wave of ...

Long-term care facilities in 13 counties show more staff than residents with positive COVID-19 tests

The governor is coming under pressure from the state's teacher's union, a usually solid ally, for not telling the full story on infection rates related ...

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.

Health Commissioner Judy Persichilli says complaint by union is under investigation

Mayor Gusciora is urging all city residents to remain indoors after 10 p.m. and strongly encourages people not to have large family gatherings on Thanksgiving ...

Newark will lock down the way it did in spring. Mayor Baraka said that worked

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 ...

The new rules would also ban indoor youth sports competition with out-of-state teams
(NJ Spotlight News)Health officials warn the governor to carefully consider science, economics and politics as he prepares a new round of restrictions to block a second COVID-19 ...

Predictive models are still too preliminary to say how hard this round of COVID-19 infections will hit. Dr. Judith Lightfoot says the virus' trends need ...

Gov. Phil Murphy says community spread is largely happening because of private indoor gatherings where people let their guards and masks down.

Experts predict targeted shutdowns to help control the virus

There are enough indications, says one Rutgers University expert, that we should be thinking about targeted closings

After spring outbreak, families are concerned about a second wave in long-term care facilities

New Jersey’s three largest food banks are bracing for the worst and stockpiling pantry staples in anticipation of a second wave.

As Health Commissioner Persichilli anticipates second wave of infection, school officials and parents debate implications for schooling

The Murphy administration says it will significantly scale up testing capabilities, securing 2.6 million rapid tests produced by Abbott Labs. The antigen tests produce results ...