Coronavirus Latest: Jersey Shore Communities Fear Potential Influx Of People Coming For Easter, Passover
Shore communities are concerned that a wave of new arrivals with the Passover and Easter holidays could spell trouble.
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Shore communities are concerned that a wave of new arrivals with the Passover and Easter holidays could spell trouble.
Bergen County has been especially hard hit, with over 7,800 COVID-19 cases and 314 deaths.
A new drive-thru testing site opened Wednesday morning in Gloucester County.
New plans have had to be made as parents get sick or exposed to the illness and already-feuding former couples are battling over each other's approach to stay-at-home orders.
New Jersey is set to open its second, but largest yet, field hospital as part of the effort to confront the COVID-19 outbreak.
He was placed in an induced coma and spent almost 60 hours on a ventilator.
New Jersey is recording the state's highest number of coronavirus-related deaths Tuesday afternoon.
It will be located at Rowan College on Tanyard Road in Sewell.
Proof of township residency will be required.
Many businesses around the country have pivoted to making items needed in the fight against the COVID-19 pandemic.
Eyewitness News photojournalist Tom Gardiner captured a touching moment when Washington Township firefighters saluted health care workers at Jefferson Hospital.
On Monday, health officials in Cape May County announced 15 residents and 11 staff members at Victoria Manor have tested positive for COVID-19.
Some communities in our area are not only dealing with COVID-19, but also a new round of deadly gun violence.
Remember, if you see him, stay in your house and wave to keep your family and the Easter Bunny safe.
Total cases of COVID-19 in the state surpassed 41,000 Monday and the death toll now stands at 1,003.
