NJ Hospital Considered Epicenter Of Coronavirus Pandemic Now Ready To Resume Elective Surgeries
Patients will be tested for the coronavirus 72 hours before the surgery, and the "no visitor" policy remains in place.
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Patients will be tested for the coronavirus 72 hours before the surgery, and the "no visitor" policy remains in place.
Beth Gorab also said she believes the mental side of being cooped up inside is one that can't be overlooked.
CBS 2's Charlie Cooper found out how NY area Memorial Day event organizers are keeping their traditions going amid the coronavirus pandemic.
An estimated 70,000 people were already out of work before coronavirus hit New Jersey, causing labor numbers from fall from best-ever 10 months ago to worst-ever now.
The gym reopened on Monday and had continued daily operations, receiving summonses each day for violating the state order.
Wait for word from health officials because if we don't and we move too quickly, we might have to do all of this all over again.
Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start to summer. It's normally a busy time for pool companies, but this year, they are even busier.
CBS2 is continuing its series honoring victims of the coronavirus pandemic. Reporter Jessica Moore has more on two public servants who were committed to helping others.
New Jersey continues to make strides in its effort to reduce the number of hospitalizations and deaths due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Many business owners in New Jersey are frustrated that they still haven't been given the green light to open.
CBS2 has learned some of the same international flights that have long been blamed for causing coronavirus to explode in our area are still operating.
Another university in our area recently joined a growing number of institutions now making standardized testing optional for admission.
CBS2's Kristine Johnson also asked Murphy about non-essential businesses defying the state's orders to remain closed, the backlog of unemployment benefits, and situation at nursing homes, among other issues.
Continuing to tie expanded testing to reopening the state for business, New Jersey's governor announced a broad increase in the number of locations where people can get tested for COVID-19.
Outdoor recreational activities that can resume include batting cages, golf ranges, shooting and archery ranges, horseback riding, private tennis clubs and community gardens. In addition, golfers will be able to play as foursomes instead of just as pairs.
