Coronavirus In New Jersey: With COVID-19 Cases Rising, Several South Jersey Schools Opting To Close
Several South Jersey schools will be shutting down due to the coronavirus outbreak.
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Several South Jersey schools will be shutting down due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Officials say there is a shortage of personal protective equipment in hospitals, but new supplies are expected soon.
Identifying all of those people, and preventing them from coming in contact with others, is key to slowing the spread of this disease.
Murphy says his administration is working with school districts on possible shutdowns.
Several events in the area have been canceled due to coronavirus fears.
There's still darts. Or New Zealand cricket.
City officials inspected the building and declared it an imminent risk to public safety.
On Thursday, health officials announced six new cases in New Jersey, bringing the total to 29 in the Garden State.
Pennsville police announced the arrest of Lisa Bullock-DeLorenzo on Thursday.
Gov. Phil Murphy said Thursday the recommendation includes concerts, sporting events and parades.
Many of the students are being given short notice to leave campus.
Manisha Bharade was charged with endangering the welfare of children and deceptive business practices.
The incident happened while Flinn handcuffed the girl at a group home in 2018.
Concerns over the spread of COVID-19 are to the point even some health care providers are meeting remotely to discuss it.
Some area schools are closed over coronavirus concerns
