Coronavirus New Jersey: West Deptford Students Pick Up Chromebooks For Remote Learning At Special Drive-thru Event
Hundreds of cars lined up outside of West Deptford Middle School to collect Chromebooks and homework packets.
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Hundreds of cars lined up outside of West Deptford Middle School to collect Chromebooks and homework packets.
A new coronavirus testing site is about to open in Burlington County where residents will be able to get tested.
With cases and deaths mounting, President Donald Trump approved a disaster declaration for the state.
Murphy joined Eyewitness News to talk about the pandemic in the state.
With more cases of the coronavirus popping up, public transportation agencies are making changes.
Eyewitness News got an exclusive look inside.
The testing site is located at the Trenton Police Department's impound lot.
Everyone had plenty of space while breaking a sweat.
On Thursday, Vineland Public Schools administrators will decide whether or not students will have prom and their graduation ceremonies.
The Atlantic City Convention Center is expected to host 250 additional hospital beds.
As some companies face layoffs for their employees, others are hitting a hiring spree as demand for their products jumps alongside the number of COVID-19 cases.
Mayor Jay Gillian is worried more people will disregard Gov. Phil Murphy's shelter-in-place order as the weather gets warmer.
Cumberland County announced its first coronavirus-related death on Wednesday.
Officials announced Wednesday all tolls will be collected electronically or by coins in exact change lanes.
All drivers crossing the Ben Franklin, Walt Whitman, Betsy Ross and Commodore Barry Bridges should use the designed E-ZPass lanes as of 6 a.m. March 26.
