Gov. Murphy Increases Number Of People For Outdoor Gatherings New Jersey To 25
There is good news for New Jersey residents hoping to enjoy the Memorial Day weekend and the nicer weather moving forward.
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There is good news for New Jersey residents hoping to enjoy the Memorial Day weekend and the nicer weather moving forward.
The order allows "any non-essential gathering of ten or fewer individuals, for any lawful purpose or reason."
As hospital admissions continue to decrease, medical professionals are preparing for a second wave of the coronavirus pandemic.
Unexpected test results made headlines this past week when 14 sailors aboard a U.S. Navy ship tested positive for coronavirus, then tested negative twice, then came up COVID positive yet again.
From free masks to grass circles to roaming street announcements, Mayor Bill de Blasio led his COVID-19 daily briefing Friday with details on what social distancing and safety measures will be in place for Memorial Day weekend in New York City.
The metrics or targets would need to keep trending favorably with sustained downturns in hospitalizations, ICU admissions and positive tests.
When it comes to making sure passengers don't again spread coronavirus, compared to other states, the Tri-State Area gateway has little to no enforcement.
Patients will be tested for the coronavirus 72 hours before the surgery, and the "no visitor" policy remains in place.
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De Blasio also said there are still improvements to be made, thanks in part to CBS2 political reporter Marcia Kramer's coverage of spoiled and unhealthy food.
Timothy Cardinal Dolan outlined preparations Thursday for the reopening of 288 churches, upon the approval of health and state officials.
A day after the World Health Organization announced the worst 24-hour increase of more than 100,000 new COVID-19 cases since the global outbreak began, New York State had it's best number with only 246 new confirmed infections.
The gym reopened on Monday and had continued daily operations, receiving summonses each day for violating the state order.
More than 4 million U.S. workers filed for jobless benefits last week, the Labor Department said Thursday. That brings the total number of people applying for aid to more than 40 million since the coronavirus pandemic spread across the nation.
New research shows thousands of COVID-19 deaths may have been preventable if the United States had acted faster with social distancing policies.
