Coronavirus Update: NJ Sees 200 More Dead In 24 Hours, Murphy Warns 'We're Going Through Hell Together'
Coronavirus death toll now greater in New Jersey than the number of Garden State residents killed in the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
Watch CBS News
Coronavirus death toll now greater in New Jersey than the number of Garden State residents killed in the Sept. 11 terror attacks.
"The first responders are scared. We've never seen anything like this," said Dr. Mark Merlin, founder and CEO of MD-1.
The supplies included 192,000 N95 masks, 130,000 surgical masks and nearly 600,000 gloves.
Nursing home workers have been reusing a lot of their supplies, and in some cases, they're getting creative, using household items like garbage bags as gowns.
Shalonda Owens took her vows of "in sickness and in health" very seriously. So much so that when her husband Dana came down with COVID-19, she was right there with him at home.
The town's mayor agreed to host the wedding in his front lawn, even acting as the officiant.
Small business owners in New Jersey may not be able to keep their businesses going without a loan from the government.
Gov. Phil Murphy ordered all flags flown at half-staff after New Jersey saw coronavirus-related deaths rise by 113 newly reported cases, bring the COVID-19 toll to 646.
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio also sounded the alarm on the latex litter, saying it's not only disgusting, it's dangerous.
Behind the numbers are neighbors, colleagues, family and friends.
In the treatment, so-called natural killer cells from human placentas will be given to corona-infected patients.
The order came as New Jersey saw deaths related to COVID-19 illness jumped 182 in 24-hours to a total of 537.
If you're one of the many people wearing disposable gloves when you're out and about, it's important to know the correct method of taking them off to avoid inadvertently touching part of them which may be contaminated by Covid-19.
It will be used for patients who are not suffering from coronavirus, in order to free up beds at area hospitals.
One expert says the most important thing is to clean your hands after handling packaging.
We have so many heroes on the front lines of this fight. Now imagine those devoting their lives to it who aren't getting paid.
This is at least the third New Jersey nursing home to report a coronavirus outbreak.
The kids haven't been able to go to school since March 16.
Testing will be held from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday at the state motor vehicle inspection center on Kilmer Road in Edison.
Chances are many are wrap up their day of working from home, a task that may not be easy especially for those not used to it.
Police said they found people gathered outside and inside the house, including six children.
A cell therapy company in New Jersey believes their natural killer cells could help in the fight against coronavirus.
Workers are delivering food to roughly 250 seniors each day. They're even taking some of them to doctor's appointments.
For so many of us, food is one of the main ingredients keeping us sane right now.
Among those falling victim to COVID-19 were a 33-year-old firefighter and a 30-year-old championship baseball coach.
