Coronavirus Testing: Jersey City To Roll Out Free COVID-19 Testing To Any Resident Who Wants One
Testing will be available whether you have symptoms or not.
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Testing will be available whether you have symptoms or not.
Testing is now available to all residents, regardless of whether they present symptoms or not. It remains by appointment only.
Frustration is mounting for people in the Tri-State Area who are trying to apply for unemployment due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Josh Gendel was the guest of honor for a parade filled with police, EMTs, friends and strangers that just wanted to say hey. The 20-year-old has numerous conditions and he requires full time care.
Most people were wearing face coverings and doing their best to stay six feet apart.
The 30-year restaurateur is among the thousands of business owners who could not afford to stay open because of COVID-19.
Gov. Phil Murphy said Saturday the state saw an overall drop in both hospitalizations and the daily growth rate of confirmed COVID-19 infections.
Murphy urged people to wear face masks and to remain six feet apart.
The test was developed by Rutgers University.
The Franklin Lakes woman is working tireless to bring life to hospitals that have seen so much despair.
No one was hurt, but there were power outages in the area.
New Jersey has been especially hard-hit by the coronavirus. The sate has had more than 7,000 deaths.
The New Jersey Restaurant and Hospitality Association says 8-12% of restaurants won't reopen.
After six weeks of home schooling due to the coronavirus pandemic, teachers are coming up with creative ways to connect with students.
The Labor Department's latest report says roughly 3.8 million Americans filed for unemployment last week. The figure, comparatively lower than the last five weeks, brings the six-week total to 30 million U.S. workers filing jobless claims.
