Coronavirus Impact: All Indoor Youth Sports In New Jersey Suspended From Saturday Through Jan. 2
This time of year, youth winter activities are usually in full swing. But out of fear things could get worse, Gov. Phil Murphy has suspended them.
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This time of year, youth winter activities are usually in full swing. But out of fear things could get worse, Gov. Phil Murphy has suspended them.
For many, the coronavirus pandemic and a chaotic year have created some pretty unhealthy habits. But others have found inspiration to live healthier.
Santa Claus is coming to town, but there will be no sitting on his knee.
The very people on the front lines of the fight against COVID-19 are being taken down by the virus.
In the race to stop the spread of COVID-19, Bill Panzella is preparing to jump in.
Infections in New Jersey soared to a new record Thursday -- 4,913 new positive cases, and 64 deaths reported.
Assuming the FDA approves the Pfizer vaccine, the mayor said priority will be given to hospital workers along with nursing home patients and staff.
The COVID-19 pandemic has spawned a new business that's booming in our area -- home disinfection services that resemble something out of "Ghostbusters."
Biden has floated the possibility of a nationwide mask mandate in the past but had somewhat scaled back that rhetoric since he doesn't appear to have the authority to authorize such a broad mandate.
There are six new drive-thru and walk-thru coronavirus rapid testing sites run by ProHEALTH Urgent Care.
With a record number of coronavirus hospitalizations around the country, hospitals in New York, once the epicenter of the pandemic, are gearing up for an influx.
For one family, the infection came after an act of kindness.
As the COVID-19 pandemic rages on, a new survey finds parents are worried about the impact on their children's mental health.
Chopper 2 flew overhead what looked like a major block party in Grant City, but instead it was a large protest. Most people didn't have masks on.
The state is expecting receive enough doses for 170,000 New Yorkers, the governor said.
