Coronavirus Update: New Jersey Releasing Some Inmates To Slow The Spread
Prosecutors can file objections to the release of specific inmates, and those who are released will have to abide by any restrictions as part of their probation.
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Prosecutors can file objections to the release of specific inmates, and those who are released will have to abide by any restrictions as part of their probation.
The governor said more than 100 flights arrive daily from New York and New Jersey and he believes every flight has at least one person infected with the virus.
The beach sure is a nice vacation from quarantine reality, but Jersey Shore towns say they can't handle the influx during the off season.
The "stay at home" order in New Jersey does have exemptions, including for going food shopping, but grocery stores are still expected to implement social distancing practices.
Testing will begin at 8 a.m. Monday at PNC Bank Arts Center in Holmdel until supplies last.
Here's a look at parents across the Tri-State Area are sharing resources online to build and expand their districts' learning plans.
There's now a total of 1,914 positive cases statewide. There have been four new deaths, bringing the statewide total to 20.
Staying at working at home all day provides a number of new health obstacles during this unprecedented time.
As expected, Gov. Phil Murphy signed an order essentially ordering all New Jersey residents to "stay at home" and close non-essential businesses.
Makeshift desks, headphones and shared spaces with family and pets are the new normal.
The FAA told air traffic controllers to "stop all departures" to JFK Airport, LaGuardia Airport, Newark Airport, and other regional airports.
The coronavirus pandemic continues to spread throughout the Tri-State Area, with new cases and restrictions announced each day.
Gov. Phil Murphy predicts the number of cases will jump from nearly 750 into the many thousands as more people are tested.
Healthcare workers are asking for donations of personal protective equipment to keep them safe from coronavirus.
The Meadowlands YMCA is continuing to operate a daycare program for the children of essential personnel during the coronavirus crisis.
