Covid-19 Coronavirus
Parents charged in Lacey, NJ, for refusing to wear masks
School board president files court charges against maskless parents
Murphy may lift school mask mandate in NJ
As COVID cases plunge, Murphy says unmasking NJ kids in school could happen
Need a test? New COVID mega testing center opens in New Jersey
Gov. Phil Murphy says testing is a critical tool to protect yourself, your family and the state
Who’s dying from COVID? NJ data shows booster shots were effective
Out of 600 COVID-19 deaths statewide over the last month of 2021, only four were among people with break-through cases, according to new data.
COVID infection rates plunge in NJ. Is omicron over?
NJ's rate of transmission shows outbreak is contracting
Bridgewater, NJ mom of 4 dies of COVID weeks after giving birth
Michelle Stani, 37, never even got to hold her three-week old newborn son, according to loved ones who are raising funds for the children.
NJ restaurants facing a triple whammy of problems in 2022
The head of the state Restaurant and Hospitality Association wants more state and federal help and is asking the public to continue to support local restaurants
At tax time, what does NJ need to know about the 2021 COVID stimulus?
The 2021 stimulus authorized by President Joe Biden is no different with regard to taxes than the two rounds paid out under President Donald Trump in 2020.
Toms River, NJ mayor: Stop blaming town for stores’ mandates
Toms River Mayor Maurice "Mo" Hill visited two retailers whose signs said their mask and contactless payment requirements followed local ordinances that don't exist.
Is omicron COVID wave ending in NJ?
A sharp decline in NJ's COVID metrics is welcome news
NJ Transit gets $1.6B federal grant for continued COVID response
The Department of Transportation said that in 2019, prior to COVID, the 267 million trips provided by NJT represented 1 out of every 37 public transit rides in the country, covering 164 million miles.
NJ businesses are warned about COVID home test kit price gouging
While a full list of the businesses, and how many there are, was not provided, the Office of the Attorney General said they include pharmacies, supermarkets, and convenience stores.