Covid-19 Coronavirus

Keep a mask in your pocket, NJ has a jumble of rules

Noncritical surgeries are being cancelled in NJ due to COVID

Hospitalizations keep rising, but new positive cases have been heading downward- Gov. Phil Murphy said it’s too soon to know if this is an actual trend

The CDC is recommending no in-person holiday gatherings again this year.

A spike of 168.5% in COVID hospitalizations from mid-July to mid-August across the state has led to the return to tougher restrictions.

Back from vacation, Murphy prepares to add new restrictions for NJ

With the Delta variant still surging and infections rising the state Department of Education clarifies the student quarantine issue

The Gov and his GOP challenger defy CDC travel warnings, travel overseas

State Police set up barriers at the end of Gov. Murphy's street with about a dozen officers on the ground and a helicopter overhead.

Warren County was the last to be added to the list. Five counties in the state are now rated as having high levels of COVID transmission.

Gov. Phil Murphy says masks will be required in all schools in New Jersey because of the “recent and rampant spread” of the coronavirus delta variant.

Court facilities were closed to the public at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020, with in-person services returning bit by bit since then.