COVID-19 Updates

Governor Phil Murphy announced Friday morning that New Jersey has hit its goal of getting a certain number of people vaccinated against COVID-19.

It's been announced that federal student loan debt will remain in forbearance at least until September of this year.

Vineland residents will be the only people allowed to get vaccinated at this new Murphy-approved location.

Two sites dedicated to the fast and effective distribution of the coronavirus vaccine are officially open for business here in South Jersey.

Every single county in the state added to their COVID-19 numbers this past week except one.

Virtual learning resumes after three staff members test positive for COVID-19 in the Washington Township (Gloucester County) school district.

Several factors could contribute to a possible COVID-19 vaccine being unable to do its job in the bodies of those deemed obese.

COVID-19 left many NJ residents without means to provide their families with the most basic needs. One non-profit hopes to help feed South Jersey's hungry.

Students have been waiting with bated breath for the fate of the 2020-2021 college school year. Now, at least some NJ students have an answer regarding tuition.

A website has been created to memorialize all those who have passed as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic.