Coronavirus In New Jersey: Hundreds Enjoy Warm Weather As Parks Reopen Across Garden State
Most people were wearing face coverings and doing their best to stay six feet apart.
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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.
Jeff Ward of Twin Willows Par 3 golf course in Lincoln Park, NJ, talks about coronavirus precautions put in place on their greens and an innovative hole cup device to avoid any personal contact. CBS2's John Elliott reports.
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.
CBS2's Reena Roy shares some stories that are bringing people together on social media amid the coronavirus pandemic.
According to SUEZ Water, a contractor working near Howell Street and Duffield Avenue ruptured the 36-inch line.
The mentality of having done this for about 40 days already and still having several weeks to go is taking its toll.
Mayor Steven Fulop said a construction crew ruptured one of the main Jersey City lines.
There were 402 new deaths, for a total of 6,442.
The officer was taken to the hospital in stable condition and is expected to recover.
The reopening of businesses, restaurants and schools now have some specific conditions in the eyes of the state government's 6-step plan.
Many New York and New Jersey residents are losing hope, and are out of cash.
Gov. Phil Murphy said Sunday that New Jersey is likely "several" weeks away from even a phase one reopening of the economy amid the coronavirus pandemic.
Local police and firefighters in Morristown hit the sirens to celebrate Fred Heyman.
Fresh wood was placed into a hot fire pit, where fresh food was prepared for COVID-19 front line workers.
The Garden State has now lost more lives lost to the pandemic than from World War I, the Korean War and the Vietnam War combined.
Among the locations with limited access from dawn until dusk will be Enos Jones Park, Berry Lane Park, Audubon Park, Leonard Gordon Park and Pershing Field.
Gas prices continue to drop in New Jersey and around the nation amid the coronavirus outbreak despite what would usually be a peak time for gas prices just ahead of the summer driving season.
