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At Brighton Gardens Assisted Living home in Saddle River, a 90-year-old woman is now part of the growing number of senior home residents dying from COVID-19.
The facility is standing up 475 beds, including 20 for ICU patients in the NTC's Indoor Training Center. Twelve tennis courts are being converted into the temporary hospital.
MTA workers are part of the essential workforce that's keeping the city running and making sure first responders and health care workers can travel to the frontlines.
Schools had been under orders to stay shuttered until April 20, and the governor has suggested previously that students might not return until the fall.
It's a solemn day of prayer and fasting commemorating Jesus' crucifixion and death. This year, it will have to be shared virtually.
Gov. Phil Murphy announced the executive order on Friday to "preserve this balance between health on the one hand and public safety on the other."
According to police, a livery cab driver and his passenger got into a dispute. The passenger got out of the cab and spat on the driver and slashed him on the right hand.
At times when it's hard to find the words, music is the universal language that brings people together in perfect harmony.
Sufficient supplies and timely testing have arguably been among the biggest failures of handling the COVID-19 pandemic.
An additional 6.6 million Americans filed for unemployment last week alone. The total number of unemployed now representing 10% of the American workforce.
It's solidarity in unprecedented isolation.
All across the country and here in New York, airport terminals are empty.
Anyone with a temperature of 100.4 degrees of higher is being sent home.
National Guard units have been sent to multiple towns in New Jersy in order to deal with the spread of coronavirus at nursing homes.
Hundreds of out-of-town doctors and nurses are answering the call to come to New York.
