Coronavirus In New Jersey: State Sees Worst Single-Day Jump In Deaths, Total Toll Tops 4,750
The toll saw 379 dead due to coronavirus-related illnesses, the worse single-day toll since the outbreak began, putting the statewide total of 4,753.
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The toll saw 379 dead due to coronavirus-related illnesses, the worse single-day toll since the outbreak began, putting the statewide total of 4,753.
The effects on our mental health could be felt long after the coronavirus pandemic ends.
He wrote a letter, urging folks in his community to donate food to local pantries and churches, where food is in short supply.
Like all nurses, Tara Rapelyea is working 12-hour shifts with few days off in caring for the patients.
Wednesday marks the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, and despite the current call to stay home, there are still many ways you can make the world a better place.
On Tuesday, reporter Jenna DeAngelis heard from another survivor. He has battling the coronavirus for a month and is still on the mend.
The situation inside some schools overseas could be a sneak peak at what schools in the Tri-State Area will look like when students eventually return.
Following appeals from frustrated golfers, and lobbying from boaters, the decision to reopen came Monday from the governors of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
Banks say money set aside by Congress ran out within minutes, and as lawmakers look to put in more cash, business owners are hoping they won't be left out.
Calling nursing homes ground zero of the coronavirus crisis, federal officials said Monday they plan to start tracking and publicly sharing information on infections and deaths in such facilities.
Among the recently reported dead was NJ Transit Senior Vice President and General Manager Ray Kenny, who lead the rail operations for NJ Transit, and Sierra Leone Ambassador Foday Mansaray, a representative of the International Human Rights Commission.
Places of worship have been closed to congregants for a month, and CBS2 has learned some have had to lay off their staff.
The federal government has shipped 1.5 million cloth masks to New York State, which will be distributed to the public.
While measures to slow infection rates show improvement, critics minimizing the ongoing danger from COVID-19 brought out a bit of the governor's wrath.
One man who owns dozens of gas stations says more than half of his attendants are not coming to work because they are afraid of getting sick.
