Coronavirus Update: N.J. 11-Year-Old Donating Hand Sanitizer To Schools, Libraries, Police, And Firefighters
One child in New Jersey is lending a helping hand by distributing crucial supplies.
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One child in New Jersey is lending a helping hand by distributing crucial supplies.
Governors Cuomo, Murphy and Lamont say the states are working together in hopes of encouraging people to stay home and practice social distancing.
Hoboken's mayor and police chief say the move is necessary after officers responded to more than 100 calls in a six-hour period Sunday night – mostly at bars.
The MTA and NJ Transit are operating regular schedules Monday, but some public transit is adjusting while more people work from home.
A parishioner who has tested positive for COVID-19 was among those attending mass last weekend in a church in Queens, reinforcing the call for the faithful to stay clear of public services amid the coronavirus pandemic.
In New Jersey, health officials have announced 19 new Coronavirus cases. Total cases statewide, now at 69, include a second confirmed case in Jersey City.
New Jersey's state leaders are preparing for a "potential statewide closure" of schools to help slow the spread of coronavirus as the number of confirmed cases in the state rose to 50.
President Trump declared a national emergency to address the coronavirus, he announced during a Rose Garden press conference on Friday afternoon.
Gov. Phil Murphy is recommending tighter preventions to slow the spread of coronavirus as multiple school districts plan to close for the next two weeks.
There have been reports of excessive wait times at Motor Vehicle Commission locations across New Jersey. One assemblyman, however, says he has a solution.
A Middlesex County man is being praised as a hero after rescuing family from a massive house fire in Piscataway, New Jersey.
A day after announcing the first death in New Jersey due to coronavirus, Gov. Phil Murphy provided an update Wednesday as the number of cases in the state continues to grow.
The borough won a court reprieve in the fight to close some residential streets that are clogged by commuters.
Algae blooms forced both lakes to close last summer.
Officials are urging New Yorkers to practice what they call "social distancing." That means avoiding large gatherings and public transit as much as possible.
