Coronavirus Update: New Jersey's 1st Patient Says He's Recovering Nicely
James Cai, 32, has been hospitalized since March 3. He said doctors gave him two medications, before he started a clinical trial that seems to have made the difference.
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James Cai, 32, has been hospitalized since March 3. He said doctors gave him two medications, before he started a clinical trial that seems to have made the difference.
The federal government is vowing to expand coronavirus testing capabilities this week, but in the meantime patients in our area are unable to get tested, even though they are experiencing symptoms.
As the coronavirus spreads, it has sparked a shopping frenzy at stores all over the country.
One child in New Jersey is lending a helping hand by distributing crucial supplies.
Governors Cuomo, Murphy and Lamont say the states are working together in hopes of encouraging people to stay home and practice social distancing.
Schools will move to a remote learning model until at least spring recess, with the possibility that could be extended for the remainder of the year.
Hoboken's mayor and police chief say the move is necessary after officers responded to more than 100 calls in a six-hour period Sunday night – mostly at bars.
In response to the coronavirus outbreak, a restaurant in the Bronx is handing out bagged lunches in an attempt to alleviate the stress on parents whose children normally get meals at school.
Stocks thudded to their worst day since the epic Black Monday crash in 1987 amid mounting investor fears over the coronavirus pandemic and President Donald Trump's assessment that the U.S. may be heading toward recession.
The MTA and NJ Transit are operating regular schedules Monday, but some public transit is adjusting while more people work from home.
Against the backdrop of the coronavirus crisis that has gripped the nation, Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders faced off Sunday night without an audience in Washington, D.C. for a one-on-one debate.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced Sunday a third coronavirus-related death in New York State, a 79-year-old woman admitted to a hospital in New York City within the past week.
New York City schools will be closed for at least the next four-plus weeks due to the coronavirus outbreak, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Sunday evening.
As the threat of coronavirus grows in New Jersey, local communities such as those in Bergen County hit hard by the pandemic are stepping up public controls to limit exposure to COVID-19.
The announcement brings Connecticut in line with many states that have ordered schools shut down due to the pandemic.
