Coronavirus Latest: Family Calls Cherry Hill Man 'Passover Miracle' After Spending 19 Days On Ventilator
On Friday morning, Amy Breslow gave Eyewitness News an update on her husband's condition.
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On Friday morning, Amy Breslow gave Eyewitness News an update on her husband's condition.
Over 1,900 New Jersey residents have now died from the coronavirus as the number of cases in the state has topped 54,000.
Store occupancy must be held at 50% of maximum capacity, social distancing must be observed at all times and masks are being required for everybody workers and customers.
One woman in South Jersey turned her basement into a sewing factory to lend a hand while her hair salon is closed, while a South Philadelphia couple is now making face shields.
One South Jersey church is getting creative in how they celebrate Easter this year.
New Jersey Forest Fire Service officials say they expect approximately 1,500 acres will burn by the morning.
Many laid-off workers have not yet been able to file for unemployment, and have no income, even as bills, rent and mortgage payments come due, they said.
Local synagogues are closed and are now figuring out ways to serve Seders from a distance.
Shoppers have been lined up all morning to get their groceries and a Glassboro ShopRite has adhered to those mandates put forth by New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy.
New Jersey officials will begin providing more information regarding hospitalized coronavirus cases as the death toll continues to rise.
The spike in claims reflects the effects of the coronavirus outbreak on the state's economy, according to the Labor Department.
A drive-thru testing site for COVID-19 in Gloucester County will not be open Thursday.
Officials announced an additional 275 COVID-19-related deaths Thursday as the death toll rises to 1,504.
Steve Ravitz and his family own several stores throughout South Jersey, including five ShopRites.
Having a baby during a pandemic is scary as some women from the New York area are trying to make arrangements to deliver in the Philadelphia region.
